We coordinate your US company formation, registered agent, EIN, and banking setup with licensed professionals — so you can open a US bank account and start operating fast.
Trusted by 2,000+ founders in 40+ countries · Facilitation service, not a law firm
We remove the complexity of registering and running a US company as an international founder.
Tell us your goals. We recommend the best US state and company type for you.
We coordinate with licensed professionals to prepare and file your documents.
Get your certificate, EIN, and operating agreement — delivered securely.
We guide your US business bank account and payment processing setup.
We coordinate company formation across major business hubs. Each jurisdiction follows its own local law — click any country to see key considerations.
US LLC — member-managed vs manager-managed. When forming an LLC you choose a management structure. Member-managed (the default in most states) gives every owner the right to make decisions and sign contracts. Manager-managed hands day-to-day operations to one or more named managers — useful when owners are passive investors, and in states like Wyoming that ask you to list members or managers, a manager-managed setup can help protect owner privacy.
You will also need a Registered Agent, an EIN, and a real principal business address (not the registered-agent address) for banking. U.S. tax reporting (e.g. Form 5472 for foreign-owned single-member LLCs) is a separate annual obligation — see the note below.
…and more (banking, W-8/W-9, annual reports, state filings), etc.
UK Ltd (private limited company). A limited company is a separate legal entity: your personal assets are protected, and you have a share structure with directors (who manage) and shareholders (who own). You register with Companies House.
You will need a registered office, at least one director and one shareholder, and annual filing of confirmation statements and accounts. A UK company is subject to UK Corporation Tax on its profits.
…and more (PSC register, SIC codes, VAT/MTD rules), etc.
Singapore Pte. Ltd. The private limited company is Singapore's most common business vehicle, offering limited liability and a single corporate tax rate. It must have at least one local resident director (a Singaporean, PR, or Employment Pass holder).
You will need to appoint a company secretary, a registered office address, and file annual returns with ACRA. Compliance is strict but the tax regime is among the most favourable in Asia (territorial taxation, no capital gains tax).
…and more (nominee director rules, GST registration), etc.
Hong Kong company (Ltd). A limited company is registered with the Companies Registry. It must have a registered office in Hong Kong and at least one director and one shareholder (can be foreign individuals or companies).
You will also need a Company Secretary (an individual resident in HK or a licensed corporate service provider). Hong Kong has a territorial profits tax system — profits sourced outside HK are generally not taxed.
…and more (Business Registration with the Inland Revenue Dept, annual returns), etc.
Dubai mainland vs Free Zone. A free-zone company allows 100% foreign ownership and is ideal for e-commerce, trading and holding companies — you register with the free zone authority (e.g. DMCC, JAFZA). A mainland company may need a local partner/agent depending on the activity.
You will need an economic substance compliant presence, a registered address, and UAE Corporate Tax registration applies to most businesses above the small-business threshold.
…and more (business activity classification, visas), etc.
Estonia e-Residency + company. Estonia lets non-residents start an EU company remotely via e-Residency (a digital ID). The OÜ (private limited company) is registered with the e-Business Register and can be managed fully online.
You will need a designated contact person / location for service of process, and you pay no corporate income tax on retained and reinvested profits (only on distributed dividends) — a highly attractive digital-first EU option.
…and more (VAT registration above thresholds, annual report filings), etc.
Apex Offshore Holding LLC is a business facilitation and coordination service. We are NOT a law firm, accounting firm, or registered agent, and we do not provide legal, tax, or accounting advice. We coordinate with licensed professionals and registered agents in each jurisdiction. All legal and regulatory requirements are governed by the laws of the relevant country. Our role is assistance, coordination, and facilitation only.
We guide you through business banking and payment setup. Below are two examples we commonly help clients with.
One-time formation packages. No hidden fees. State filing fees disclosed before purchase.
For solo founders getting their company started.
For founders who want full compliance and priority support.
For agencies, multi-entity, and complex structures.
All prices in USD. Formation packages are one-time fees. Government filing fees are disclosed before purchase. Prices exclude applicable taxes.
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No. Non-US residents can form a US LLC. You will need a passport or government ID for verification. We guide you through the process.
A registered agent receives official and legal mail on behalf of your company in the US. It is required for most US companies, and we coordinate this for you.
Yes. Many US banks and platforms, such as Mercury, accept non-US founders. We provide step-by-step guidance, but approval is decided by the bank.
No. We are a business facilitation and coordination service. We work with licensed professionals and registered agents in each jurisdiction. We do not provide legal or tax advice.
Formation timelines vary by state and are determined by government agencies. We do not guarantee specific timelines, but we keep you informed at every step.
Tell us what you're building. Our team will reply within one business day with a clear next step.