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A company in the USA is a powerful tool for scaling your business in the world’s largest market. Incorporating corporations (C-Corp, S-Corp), limited liability companies (LLC), and partnerships (LP, LLP), as well as establishing international holding structures, provides access to the U.S. capital market, innovative tax strategies, U.S. tax residency status, and efficient use of an extensive network of tax treaties for international business.
An optimal solution for small and medium-sized businesses. An LLC offers high flexibility with minimal administrative requirements.
A strategic choice for scalable businesses and attracting investment.
A balanced structure combining corporate form with tax advantages, suitable for closely held companies with a limited number of shareholders.
A business structure for two or more individuals: General Partnership (GP) and Limited Partnership (LP).
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iWorld specialists conduct a detailed analysis of your project, select the optimal organizational and legal form (Corporation, LLC, Partnership), develop a registration strategy with the selection of a suitable state, and explain all the stages of opening a company in the US, taking into account the specifics of your activities.
iWorld lawyers assist in obtaining an Individual Tax Identification Number (ITIN) for foreign individuals, which is necessary for doing business in the US, and also prepare all founding documents, including Articles of Incorporation/Organization (charter).
iWorld specialists check the uniqueness of the chosen company name in the registry of the selected state, reserve the corporate name, appoint a Registered Agent to receive official correspondence, and then arrange for the opening of a corporate account in a US bank.
The iWorld team prepares and submits all necessary documents to the Secretary of State's office, ensures the receipt of the Certificate of Incorporation/Organization and other official documents confirming the creation of a legal entity.
After registering the company in the US, iWorld specialists assist in obtaining a federal employer identification number (EIN) from the IRS, registering the company with state and federal tax authorities, and, if necessary, obtaining work visas and business permits.
Starting a company in the USA can serve as a basis for obtaining an investor visa (e.g., E-2) and legal residency. Along with the primary applicant, the following individuals may also qualify:
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The U.S. government provides strong legal protection through a developed judicial system and strict enforcement of property rights, ensuring equal conditions for both residents and international entrepreneurs.
Corporate laws in certain states (Delaware, Nevada, Wyoming) safeguard the personal data of beneficiaries and directors when registering corporate structures, with minimal disclosure requirements.
Access to the world’s most advanced banking system, operations in U.S. dollars as the primary reserve currency, and no currency limits or restrictions on capital movement for most transactions.
U.S. companies receive a unique EIN, enhancing trust and reputation among international partners, banks, and investment funds worldwide.
Business owners can obtain various visas (E-2, EB-5, L-1) with the possibility of transitioning to permanent residency, granting access to the U.S. tax system and social programs.
The U.S. is recognized as a global leader in corporate law and business regulation. American jurisdiction ensures maximum investor confidence and international recognition due to its transparency and predictable legal framework.
The U.S. is home to the world’s largest consumer market, with over 330 million people. Its location provides easy access to North and South American markets, as well as well-developed logistics links to Asia and Europe.
Participation in the USMCA (United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement), multiple bilateral trade agreements, and access to the largest domestic market in the world. Advanced government support for exports and international trade.
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Learn moreYes, foreigners can freely register companies in the USA without any citizenship or residency restrictions. Physical presence in the country is not required. However, you must appoint a registered agent with an address in the state of registration and obtain a tax identification number (EIN) from the IRS (Internal Revenue Service).
The choice of state depends on your goals. Delaware is popular for startups and companies seeking investment due to advanced corporate law and a specialized court system. Nevada attracts businesses with no corporate income tax and strong privacy protections. Wyoming offers low fees and ease of doing business.
LLC is simpler to manage, requires no formal corporate procedures such as shareholder meetings or boards of directors, and offers flexible taxation — ideal for small and medium-sized businesses. Corporation, especially C-Corp, is better suited for companies planning to attract investment, go public, or achieve significant growth, as investors often prefer this structure.
State registration fees vary from 50 USD in Wyoming to 300 USD in California. Additional costs include a registered agent, which is 100–300 USD per year.
Registering a company alone does not automatically grant a visa, but it opens opportunities to obtain work visas such as E-2 (investor), L-1, or O-1. Each visa category has specific requirements, so consulting an immigration attorney is recommended for the optimal choice.
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