Company Formation

Start your company in any state.

Administrative preparation and registration of your company — LLC, corporation, or nonprofit — in any of the 50 states, with each state's official information, and from the experience of having created and run our own.

The problem we solve

What it's for.

Starting a company in the United States looks like a maze: every state has its own fee, its own forms, its own timelines, and even extra requirements like publishing a newspaper notice. The good news: all 50 states accept business registration through their state office, almost always online. We organize the complete administrative process — information, checklist, registration, registered agent, and tax ID — for the structure you already chose, so you reach day one with your company in order. Legal or tax decisions remain yours, with a licensed attorney or CPA if you need them.

Company Formation — León & Asociados LLC
Ideal for

This fits you if…

Entrepreneurs

Creating their first company and want an orderly process from start to finish.

Remote founders

Registering in a state where they don't live — or from abroad — and need a registered agent and remote coordination.

Corporations and nonprofits

Forming a corporation or a nonprofit and want the state filing in order.

New businesses

Want to start organized: tax ID, documents, and compliance calendar from day one.

LLC · Corporation · NonprofitAll 50 statesRegistered agentEIN · IRS
What you get

Concrete results.

Coverage in all 50 states and the main structures: LLC, corporation, and nonprofit — we register the structure you already chose
State fact sheet before filing: official fee, timelines, and extra requirements (including the newspaper publication required by New York, Arizona, and Nebraska)
Formation checklist and complete information gathering before anything is submitted
Registered agent coordination — required in every state — through a commercial service if you don't have a physical address there
Federal tax ID (EIN) application with the IRS as your authorized designee
S-Corp election filing with the IRS as your authorized designee, when your CPA calls for it
Initial document organization and your state's annual compliance calendar
Honest limits

What this solution does not include.

Legal, tax, or accounting advice — those decisions go to a licensed attorney or CPA
Choosing your structure (LLC, S-Corp, C-Corp) or your state: we give you each option's official data, the decision is yours
State filing fees and registered agent fees: paid directly to the state and provider (roughly $35 to $500 depending on the state)
Drafting custom legal agreements (operating agreement, bylaws, partner contracts): that's attorney work
A nonprofit's federal tax exemption (501(c)(3)): that application goes to your CPA or attorney
Accounting, tax filing, or bookkeeping after formation
How we work

A clear process, step by step.

Initial diagnosis

A free conversation about your operation, your data and the result you are after.

Scope and proposal

We define deliverables, timeline and price in writing before starting.

Phased execution

We work in short iterations, with visible progress you can review at each delivery.

Validation with data

We measure the result against the baseline: improvement is shown with numbers, not promised.

Handoff and transfer

You receive the documented result, and your team the knowledge to sustain it without us.

Investment

Scope first, price after.

DiagnosisWe map your operation and its baseline first
MethodProcess + technology, with a defined scope
Measurable resultDeliverables and KPIs your team can sustain
Custom quote
Final scope is defined after an initial call.

No legal, tax, or accounting advice is offered. Those decisions go to licensed professionals.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

No. We support the state registration of the main structures: LLC, corporation, and nonprofit corporation. An S-Corp is not a type of company but a tax election with the IRS applied to an existing LLC or corporation — if your CPA calls for it, we prepare the filing as your authorized designee. Which structure suits you is a decision you make with your advisor; we hand you each option's official information.

Yes. All 50 states and Washington D.C. accept business registration through their state office, almost always online. What changes between states is the official fee, processing times, and some extra requirements — New York, Arizona, and Nebraska, for example, require publishing a newspaper notice. Part of the service is giving you that state fact sheet before filing, so there are no surprises.

Every state requires a registered agent with a physical address in that state to receive official documents. If you don't have one, we coordinate hiring a commercial registered agent service — so you can form your company in any state without living there.

Yes, as administrative support: we prepare and submit the application to the IRS as your authorized designee. The IRS issues the number. Tax decisions about your company remain your CPA's territory.

No, and it's important to be clear: recommending a legal structure or a state is legal and tax advice, and that belongs to a licensed attorney or CPA. What we do is put each option's official information on the table — fees, timelines, requirements — so you decide with data, on your own or with your advisor.

Price is determined after an initial call, based on the state and the scope of support. Official state fees and registered agent fees are separate and paid directly.

Shall we talk about your project?

Initial conversation with no commitment. Tell us what you need and we'll tell you how we can help — and if it's not our thing, we'll point you in the right direction.