Your business is global. Your structure should be too.
For founders outside the United States, a US company can open doors to payment platforms, banking, and clients that are otherwise difficult to reach. Foxwell Advisory manages your formation from start to finish, so your business is built to operate internationally from day one.
Tell us about your venture.
Complete a brief form so we understand what you're building and what you want to achieve. Then book a time to talk it through with us.
- Your venture and what you want to achieve
- Whether a US company is the right next step
- How the formation process would work for you
- What's included and what it costs
Talent is global. Infrastructure isn't.
Many founders build strong products and services, then hit a wall that has nothing to do with the quality of their work. Payment platforms that don't support their country. Marketplaces that require a US entity. International clients who hesitate to contract with an unfamiliar structure.
A US company doesn't solve every problem, but it removes many of the barriers that keep capable businesses from competing globally. We help you put that foundation in place correctly.
Everything you need to establish your US company.
Formation, managed by Foxwell
- US LLC formation and state filing, prepared and submitted by our team
- Operating agreement
- EIN (US tax identification number) application
- Registered agent service through our professional registered agent partner
Foxwell guidance
- A guided onboarding session to walk you through each step
- Banking and payment platform readiness guidance
- A compliance calendar covering your key ongoing filing deadlines
- A Business Readiness Review to identify where your new company can operate more efficiently
Four steps from decision to operating company.
- 1BookComplete a brief form about your venture and book your consultation.
- 2ConsultWe discuss your goals, walk you through the process and what it involves, and answer your questions.
- 3FormWe prepare and file your formation documents with the state, arrange your registered agent, and submit your EIN application.
- 4OperateYou receive your formation documents, compliance calendar, and banking and payment readiness guidance, followed by your Business Readiness Review.
Clear expectations, from the start.
We believe you should understand exactly what a US company can and cannot do for you before you invest.
Bank and payment approvals are not guaranteed.
Banks and payment platforms make their own approval decisions. We prepare you to apply with confidence, but no provider can promise an outcome, and you should be cautious of anyone who does.
A US company comes with ongoing obligations.
Depending on your state and structure, these can include annual state reports and US federal filings. Foreign-owned single-member LLCs, for example, have specific IRS reporting requirements with significant penalties for missed filings. Your compliance calendar keeps these visible.
Your home country's tax rules still apply.
Owning a US company can have tax implications where you live. We recommend speaking with a qualified tax professional in your country, and we can refer you to one.
Your company is formed. Now build it to scale.
Formation is the foundation, not the finish line. Your Business Readiness Review looks at how your company operates today and where AI and digital systems could help it grow faster, sell more efficiently, and run with less manual work.
Many of our clients begin with US Market Entry and continue into full AI transformation. There is no obligation to do so, but when you are ready, the firm that helped you build your foundation is ready to help you build on it.
Explore AI AdvisoryQuestions, answered.
No. Non-residents can form and own a US LLC.
Our team prepares and files your formation documents directly. Registered agent service, which every US company is required to have, is provided by our professional registered agent partner.
Timelines depend on the state and current processing times. We will give you an estimate during onboarding.
Many non-resident founders do, but approval is always at the bank's discretion. We provide guidance to strengthen your application, not a guarantee.
It depends on your plans. We walk you through the common options during onboarding. For advice specific to your legal or tax situation, we refer you to a licensed professional.
You receive your formation documents, compliance calendar, and readiness guidance, followed by your Business Readiness Review.
No. Foxwell Advisory is not a law firm or accounting firm. We guide the formation and setup process and refer you to licensed professionals when you need legal or tax advice.
Build your business on a foundation without borders.
Start your US company with a firm that sees formation as the first step in your growth, not the last.
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Foxwell Advisory is not a law firm or accounting firm and does not provide legal or tax advice. Registered agent services are provided by a professional third-party registered agent.