Start Your Business
The Process

Idea In. Company Out. Three Steps In Between.

Form your Delaware LLC or corporation in three clear steps. We handle the filing, keep you informed, and deliver your documents securely — so you can launch with confidence.

Start Your Company → 100% online — no U.S. residency required
Formation TrackerFile № DE-2026
✓ Choose company type & services Done
02 We file with the State of Delaware In Progress
03 Approved documents delivered to you Up Next
Division of Corporations • Est. 3–10 Business Days
✓Filed directly with the State
Step by Step

From Idea to Official Company

We handle the details — you focus on the business.

01

Choose Your Company Type & Services

Pick the structure that fits your goals — Delaware LLC or Corporation — and add any services your business may need, like an EIN or a business address.

02

We Register Your Company in Delaware

We handle all formation paperwork and submit it directly to the Delaware Division of Corporations on your behalf — reviewed for accuracy before it reaches the State.

03

Receive Your Approved Company Documents

Once approved, your official documents are delivered securely — your company is officially formed and ready to open a bank account, sign contracts, and operate.

Almost There

Let’s Make Your Business Official

You haven’t launched yet — but you’re closer than ever. Share a few details, we’ll handle the filing, and soon you’ll have a real, legally formed company in Delaware.

No complex paperwork. Just a clear path from idea to official business — in three simple steps.

Choose Your Path →
Small business owner standing by an Open sign at a storefront
✓Open for business
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

01Why are so many companies formed in Delaware?+
Delaware is known for its flexible business laws, strong legal protections, and a court system built specifically for companies. It’s a trusted jurisdiction for founders, partners, and investors around the world.
02What’s the difference between an LLC and a Corporation?+
An LLC offers flexible management and pass-through taxation, so the business income is only taxed once. A corporation follows a formal structure with shares — often preferred for raising investment.
03What is a Registered Agent, and do I need one?+
Yes — every Delaware company is legally required to have a Registered Agent. This agent receives official state and legal documents on your behalf, and IncReg provides this service for you.
04What documents will I receive after formation?+
You will receive official proof of registration and core company documents. They can be used to open a bank account, apply for an EIN, or start operating immediately.
05Do I need an EIN (Tax ID)?+
Yes — an EIN is required to open a bank account, file taxes, or hire employees. IncReg helps you obtain it, even if you’re not a U.S. resident.
06How long does the formation process take?+
It depends on the filing speed you choose. With standard processing it may take a few weeks — but expedited filing can reduce it to just a few business days. IncReg guides you through both options and manages the process for you.
07Can I switch from an LLC to a Corporation later?+
Yes — you can convert the structure in the future if your business grows or attracts investors. IncReg guides you through the transition when the time comes.
08Is there a minimum capital required to start the company?+
No — Delaware does not require an upfront capital deposit to form an LLC or Corporation. You can start with zero initial investment and add capital later when your business grows.
09Is U.S. or Delaware residency required to form a company?+
No — you can form and manage a Delaware company from anywhere in the world. IncReg supports international entrepreneurs and provides everything needed to register your company remotely.
10Can non-U.S. citizens form a Delaware company?+
Yes — U.S. citizenship or residency is not required. IncReg works with entrepreneurs from all regions and helps them register and manage their company remotely.
11Can I open a U.S. bank account remotely?+
Some fintech and international banks support remote account opening. Once your company is formed, IncReg provides guidance on the available banking options for your situation.

Ready to start?

Choose your path and we’ll take care of the Delaware filing process.

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