We form a limited liability company (LLC) for you in Wyoming and set it up to work: a U.S. tax ID, a U.S. address and phone number, a brand and a website, and a Wise Business account in the company's name.
999 USDOnce, all included. You pay us no other fees.
40 working daysFrom the Approval of Stage 1. Days the work waits on you are not counted.
On your behalfWe carry out every step. You follow the progress in your account.
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What a U.S. company opens for you
Every point below is what the official source itself says, with the link under it. We make no promise of income. We show you what the company makes possible, and what each party asks for.
Protection for your personal money
The U.S. Small Business Administration says: “LLCs protect you from personal liability in most instances, your personal assets — like your vehicle, house, and savings accounts — won't be at risk in case your LLC faces bankruptcy or lawsuits.”
The IRS: “An EIN is a federal tax ID number for businesses, tax-exempt organizations and other entities.”
The SBA: “You need it to pay federal taxes, hire employees, open a bank account, and apply for business licenses and permits.”
Plainly: the IRS issues the EIN free of charge to anyone who applies themselves. “You never have to pay a fee for an EIN.” What you pay us is for carrying out all the procedures on your behalf.
According to Wise, a Wise Business account lets a company:
“Accept payments from international customers — in USD, EUR, GBP and other major currencies with no hidden fees.”
“Make payments, get paid, spend and earn returns in different currencies” — 22 of them.
“Pay suppliers in hours, not days”
“Get physical and digital cards for your team, separate your money and control your spending.”
We open the account in the company's name, with a digital card. The decision to open it is Wise's alone; we prepare the application with exactly the documents Wise asks for.
In Wise's own words: “Wise is not an FDIC-insured bank.”
Stripe lists the United States among the countries where businesses can use it. Egypt, Morocco and Saudi Arabia are not on that list.
Shopify: “You can use Shopify Payments to accept payments at checkout if your business is located in one of the supported countries listed on this page.” The United States is one of them; Egypt, Morocco and Saudi Arabia are not. “If your country isn't listed, or if Shopify Payments doesn't support your business category, then you need to use a third-party payment provider.”
Opening these accounts is not part of our service. Each platform accepts you by its own rules.
Amazon does not require a company: “You don't need to be an LLC or registered business, or be otherwise incorporated, to sell in the Amazon store.”
If you register as a company, Amazon asks you to “Provide your business information, including your business location, type, and name; company registration number; registered business address; and phone number,” and says that the bank account “must be in your name or the name of your business.” After the five Stages you have all of these: the Certificate of Organization with its number, a U.S. address, a U.S. phone number, and a Wise Business account in the company's name.
Amazon also asks you personally for a government-issued ID, proof of your residential address, and an internationally chargeable credit card.
The Stages are carried out in order. Each has a stated duration and a timer you can see in your account.
1
Legal Formation
Certificate of Organization; operating agreement in Arabic and English; a resolution to open a Wise Business account; a registered agent for one year; Form BE-13
2 working days
2
Address & Communications
Domain; company email; a U.S. office address that receives the company's mail and sends it to you as scans; a U.S. phone number
1 working day
3
Brand Identity & Website
Logo and full visual identity; templates for letters and invoices; a five-page website on free hosting in your company's name, from three options you choose between
3 working days
4
Tax ID (EIN)
An EIN from the IRS; the EIN assignment letter; Letter 147C
30 working days
5
Wise Business Account
A U.S. account in the company's name with Wise; a digital card
3 working days
Stage 4 is the longest because the response there comes from the IRS alone.
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How it works
Create your account. We check that your country of residence is served before any payment.
Accept the Agreement and verify your identity with your passport and a selfie, in one step.
Pay 999 USD on the website.
Fill in the Stages and upload your documents, with help for every field.
Each Submission gets an Approval, or a rejection with what is missing, within 24 hours.
We carry out the Stages in order, and you follow each Stage's timer. We pause only at the steps only you can do — signing Form BE-13 and verifying your identity with Wise — and show you exactly what to do.
Handover: every account with its login details in a protected file, and all your documents.
Have these ready before you pay
A valid passport, to verify your identity. A passport, not a national ID card.
Proof of your residential address — one of these:
A rental agreement showing the address, your name and your landlord's name, both signatures, and the start and end dates.
A gas, electricity or landline bill, or a bank or credit card statement, in your name and no older than 3 months.
A government document with your address, no older than 12 months.
Not accepted: a mobile phone bill, a P.O. box, a document in a company's name, or a photo of a screen.
A certified translation of any document not in English, at your cost — about 45 USD in our own experience.
A PDF with links inside is not accepted. Upload a scan or a photo of the document instead.
If you live in Morocco, Jordan, Algeria, Tunisia, the United Arab Emirates or Türkiye: we have not yet opened a Wise Business account from your country. We tell you at registration, before payment.
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One price
999 USD
Included
State fees
Formation and documents
The registered agent for one year
The U.S. address and phone
The fax
The EIN and Letter 147C
Form BE-13
The visual identity and website
Opening the Wise Business account, and the card
Handover
Not included — yours after Handover
The State of Wyoming annual report, with a fee to the State. The State says of its annual tax: “The tax is $60 or two-tenths of one mill on the dollar ($.0002), whichever is greater.”
Registered agent renewal after the first year
Renewal of the domain, office, phone and fax after Handover
The annual federal tax return
Certified translation
Any design change beyond the three options
Changing information, such as the company name or its activity, after it has been submitted
Wise's fees on your account and transactions after Handover
You can get the full 999 USD back, with no deduction, at any time before Stage 1 (Legal Formation) is approved. Once it is approved, the service has started and the amount is not refunded.
We are a private company, not a government agency.
We are not a law firm or an accounting firm, and we do not give legal or tax advice. Whether a Wyoming LLC suits your business and your tax situation is your decision.
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