United States · LLC — Wyoming illustration; state selection requires review
Remote state filing with a registered agent. EIN processing for foreign owners is a separate IRS process; state choice and tax classification must be reviewed.
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
EIN; foreign-owned disregarded entities may need Form 5472 with pro forma 1120 when reportable transactions exist.
Ask the partner for its document checklist. No ID copies, personal codes or bank credentials are collected by ITERAQ.
Ongoing obligations
- State annual report/licence tax
- Registered agent renewal
- Form 5472 and pro forma 1120 when required
- Other federal/state returns depending on facts
Banking and payments
Non-resident banking for United States: Written partner confirmation required. No bank offer or remote opening is represented as confirmed.
Stripe: business country listed; case approval remains separate · 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
- Wyoming LLC application · 2026-10-23
- Wyoming business annual reports · 2026-10-23
- IRS EIN applications · 2026-10-23
- IRS instructions for Form 5472 · 2026-10-23
- Stripe supported business countries · 2026-10-23
- PayPal worldwide · 2026-10-23