US Company
US LLC Formation for International Founders
Scriplit already forms LLCs for owners who do not live in the United States. The mechanics do not change because the passport is British, Canadian, Indian, Pakistani, Emirati, Australian, or EU. What changes is your home-country reporting and, sometimes, a treaty. We do the US company and the US forms. We do not file your return in Lahore, London, or Lagos.
Why this is not twenty country URLs
A separate “US LLC for [country]” page for every flag is usually the same article with the noun swapped. That is a thin doorway. Scriplit keeps one international page and a longer academy essay for UK, Canada, Australia, and EU founders. If your country is India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, the UAE, Nigeria, or somewhere else we already mention on the formation page, you are still in this process: passport, Articles, SS-4, bank pack, 5472.
What actually differs by country
Bank and processor approval rates, document certification habits, and home-country CFC or foreign-company disclosure rules. The last item is yours or a local advisor’s. We will ask where you are resident. We will not fill a Pakistani, Indian, or HMRC form.
Who this is for
First US entity
You sell to US customers or want a US processor. You do not have a visa plan hiding in the LLC.
UK, Canada, Australia, EU
Read the academy piece, then form. Treaties exist; we will not checkbox them from a table.
South Asia and the Middle East
The formation page already speaks to Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Nepal, and the UAE. Same packet.
Already formed, filings ignored
You are an international founder with a US problem. Start at tax filing.
What you get
Remote formation
No US travel for the state filing or the SS-4 path we use.
English in, documents out
We also note Urdu and Hindi on the company schema because that is who we can speak with. Filings are in English.
One published price
$349 plus the state fee. Not a special “foreign surcharge” we invented for this page.
Academy, not folklore
Country nuance that is educational lives in the academy, not in twenty clones.
How the process works
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1
Residence and activity
Where you are taxable at home, and what the LLC will do.
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Form the LLC
Usually Wyoming for a remote business. Property and some licensed work differ.
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EIN by SS-4
No SSN required.
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Bank, processor, first 5472
The same sequence as every other non-resident on this site.
What we need from you
- Passport bio page.
- A formation-state name list.
- The country where you actually file a personal return.
- Honesty about US travel and US inventory.
Read this before you start
- A tax treaty is not a sticker we apply in checkout.
- Some banks decline entire countries. That is their policy, not a Scriplit slur.
- If you need a local-language filing at home, hire local. We will not machine-translate a return.
Common mistakes
Hiding a US partner to “keep it foreign”
Ownership is a fact. We draft what is true.
Using a tourist visa story as a formation story
Different agencies. Different lies. We want neither.
Expecting a country-specific discount page
The price is on Pricing. The process is on this site. The flag does not change the invoice.
Ignoring home-country disclosure
Many countries want to know about a foreign company. That letter is not our product.
FAQ
Scriplit LLC is a Wyoming company that helps non-residents form US LLCs and prepare US information and tax filings. We are not a CPA firm or a law firm. This page is general information, not advice for your facts. Home-country tax, treaties, and your actual activity can change the result.
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Next steps on Scriplit
Name the country you file taxes in at home
That sentence, plus what you sell, is enough for a first reply. We will not pretend to be your local accountant.