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Incorporating an LLC in the U.S.

OU812 · 2015-09-12 13:29:43

Wondering if anyone has any experience in setting up/incorporating a company in the U.S.? Based in Ireland, We potentially have some lucrative business coming up over there but the client is insisting we have a registered company in the U.S. Is it easy enough to do & do the directors of the [Irish registered] company have…

12-09-2015 01:29PM

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OU812

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Wondering if anyone has any experience in setting up/incorporating a company in the U.S.?

Based in Ireland, We potentially have some lucrative business coming up over there but the client is insisting we have a registered company in the U.S.

Is it easy enough to do & do the directors of the [Irish registered] company have to have visas etc?

Also is there any advantage to registering in any particular state over another?

Hoping someone can help. Thanks.

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#2 12-09-2015 04:44PM

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Delaware seems to be the state of choice for people looking to set up a corporation -

http://corp.delaware.gov/howtoform.shtml

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#3 12-09-2015 11:02PM

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Can't help with the corporation
As to the visas, it depends on what your company does, and how often/ how long / for what the Irish directors need to be in the USA. For example, if they just attend meetings occasionally, then the Visa Waiver covers that.

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