Georgia · Limited liability company
Notarised POA or accepted Georgian electronic-signature authority can support representation. Apostille, translation and bank requirements must be checked.
Who it suits
Founders with a validated product, an ongoing compliance budget and a confirmed lawful route.
When it is unsuitable
Anyone relying on incorporation alone to obtain banking, marketplace access, tax treatment or permission to live/work elsewhere.
Responsibility by step
- You: describe the activity and review the written scope.
- Partner: confirm eligibility, identity route, authority fees and filings.
- You: complete personal verification directly with the authority/partner.
- ITERAQ: coordinate the agreed checklist and status.
- Provider: make its independent bank or marketplace decision.
Documents and identifiers
Registry and Revenue Service setup; small-business rules are not assumed for an LLC.
Ask the partner for its document checklist. No ID copies, personal codes or bank credentials are collected by ITERAQ.
Ongoing obligations
- Accounting
- Tax returns required by activity
- SARAS reporting where applicable
Banking and payments
Non-resident banking for Georgia: Written partner confirmation required. No bank offer or remote opening is represented as confirmed.
Stripe: business country not listed · 2026-10-23
PayPal: receiving/withdrawal and non-resident acceptance need confirmation
Amazon: verify the actual seller, marketplace and product category
Read provider availability notesOfficial sources
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