Can I incorporate in Delaware if I live in California?

While the franchise tax is lower in Delaware than in California, companies incorporated in Delaware but conducting business in California must qualify to do business in California and pay the minimum franchise tax of $800….Costs of incorporation.

Can a foreigner incorporate in Delaware?

Yes. Delaware does not discriminate against non-citizens inside or outside the United States. Many Delaware Corporations and LLCs are formed by foreign persons. However, all businesses owned by non-US persons must register with the US on the FBAR form if they ever have $10,000 or more connected to the company.

Can anyone incorporate in Delaware?

The answer is, yes, anyone in the world can form a Delaware LLC! The state of Delaware does not restrict non-U.S. residents from owning or managing Delaware LLCs, nor do they require any physical presence in the state of Delaware, or even within the U.S., for that matter.

How long does it take to incorporate a Delaware C Corp?

How long does the process take? Delaware processing times are typically 3 weeks. Next day expedited processing costs $50-$100.

Can I incorporate in Delaware?

While Delaware does offer benefits to companies who incorporate within the state, it’s primarily large corporations who derive the greatest advantage. Small businesses should carefully weigh the additional cost involved against the benefits of incorporating in the state before making a decision.

How can a foreigner register a company in Delaware?

To register your business in Delaware, you must file a Certificate of Registration of a Foreign Limited Liability Company with the Delaware Division of Corporations (DOC). You can download a copy of the application form from the SOS website.