C-Corp Formation

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Simple, Trusted, Compliant
Incorporate Your Business for Growth and Investment
WHY
Why Choose a C-Corp?
C-Corporations offer unique advantages for founders who want to build scalable companies and raise capital:
Unlimited shareholders — Attract investors worldwide without restrictions
Multiple classes of stock — Customize ownership, voting rights, and dividends
Separate legal entity — Personal assets are fully protected
Investor-friendly structure — Preferred by venture capitalists and angel investors
Perpetual existence — Company continues despite changes in ownership
Potential tax benefits — Ability to reinvest profits at the corporate tax rate
WHO
Who Should Form a C-Corp?
C-Corporations are best suited for businesses that:
Plan to raise capital from investors such as venture capitalists or angel investors
Want to issue multiple classes of stock and offer stock options to employees
Aim to go public (IPO) in the future
Seek strong personal liability protection by separating business and personal assets
Need perpetual existence regardless of ownership changes
Operate across multiple states or internationally
Desire a formal corporate structure to build credibility and attract partners
Choose the Right State for Your C-Corp
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Wyoming
Wyoming offers a business-friendly environment with low fees and strong privacy protection. While it’s more commonly chosen for LLCs, C-Corps in Wyoming benefit from no corporate income tax and minimal reporting requirements. Ideal for small to medium-sized corporations focused on efficiency and long-term asset protection.
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Delaware
Delaware C-Corporations are the top choice for startups and high-growth companies seeking venture capital or planning an IPO. The state’s advanced corporate law system, Court of Chancery, and investor-friendly legal protections make it the standard for tech companies and large enterprises. If you’re aiming to scale and attract serious funding, Delaware C-Corp is the industry default.
How to Start Your Company in the U.S. with IncState
We make step-by-step company formation easy, fast, and reliable — from choosing your entity type to receiving your official documents, IncState handles the entire process so you can focus on growing your business.
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Starter
$129
+ state fee
- Name Availability Check
- Articles of Organization Filing
- 1-Year Registered Agent Service
- Digital Company Documents
- Basic Support
Pro
$329
+ state fee
- All Starter Plan Features
- EIN Application
- BOI Report by FINCEN
- Basic Compliance Support
- Priority Processing
Enterprise
$699
+ state fee
- All Pro Plan Features
- Bank Account Application
- US Business Address
- US Phone Number
- Domain Name
Start Your C-Corp Easily
Form your U.S. C-Corp in just a few clicks — fast, compliant, and ready for global business. No hidden fees. No paperwork hassle. Just expert support.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a non-resident foreigner start a company in the USA?
Yes, non-residents can legally form both LLCs and C-Corporations in the United States. You don’t need to live in the U.S. or have a visa. Many international entrepreneurs start U.S. companies to access the American market, work with U.S. clients, or use U.S. financial tools like Stripe and PayPal.
Which U.S. state is best for forming a company as a foreigner?
The most popular states for foreigners are Wyoming, Delaware, and Florida, thanks to their business-friendly regulations, tax advantages, and privacy options. The best choice depends on your business goals, tax situation, and need for anonymity or investment-readiness.
Do I need a U.S. address to form a company in the USA?
No, you don’t need a personal U.S. address. However, every company must have a Registered Agent Address in the state where it is formed. We provide this as part of our formation service, ensuring legal compliance without requiring you to be physically in the U.S.
Do I need to be in the U.S. to manage my company remotely?
No, you can manage your U.S. company entirely online from anywhere in the world. Most business operations — like banking, signing contracts, customer service, and marketing — can be handled remotely. With the right setup, including a registered agent and virtual address, your U.S. business can run globally without your physical presence.