Corp USA

    Corporation Formation + Kit Bundles

    State filing, registered agent service and your customized corporate kit. Start with the essentials, or add EIN filing and governing documents.

    Choose your state

    What is a corporation?

    A corporation is a state-created entity owned by shareholders. Its bylaws describe governance, with directors and officers carrying distinct responsibilities.

    Benefits and trade-offs

    A share-based structure can support defined ownership and investment plans. Formal governance and recordkeeping add administrative responsibilities; liability protection is not absolute.

    What you need to file

    • Proposed company name and alternate names
    • Business purpose and principal / mailing addresses
    • Shareholders, authorized shares, directors and officers
    • Registered agent details and contact information

    After formation

    An EIN identifies the business for federal tax administration. Your bylaws governs internal operations. Registered agent service and state reports remain ongoing responsibilities; fees and frequency vary by state. Pro and Complete include EIN filing and bylaws.

    Three ways to begin

    Florida example below. Choose your state for its filing fee.

    starter

    $299

    + $74.20 state filing fee

    $373.20 before shipping & tax

    • State filing
    • 60 days registered agent
    • Your customized corporate / LLC kit
    Choose starter

    pro

    EIN + documents

    $449

    + $74.20 state filing fee

    $523.20 before shipping & tax

    • State filing
    • 1 year registered agent
    • Your customized corporate / LLC kit
    • EIN
    • Bylaws
    Choose pro

    complete

    $749

    + $74.20 state filing fee

    $823.20 before shipping & tax

    • State filing
    • 1 year registered agent
    • Your customized corporate / LLC kit
    • EIN
    • Bylaws
    • S-corp election option
    • BOI / compliance filing support
    • Banking resolution
    • Initial resolutions / organizational minutes
    • Compliance reminders
    • 1 year of minutes
    Choose complete

    LLC or corporation?

    Both create a separate business entity. Ownership, governance and tax choices differ; a licensed advisor can help you choose for your circumstances.

    CompareLLCCorporation
    OwnershipMembers; interests described in an operating agreementShareholders; ownership represented by shares
    ManagementMember-managed or manager-managedDirectors oversee; officers manage
    Governing documentOperating agreementBylaws
    ConsiderationsFlexible governance; still needs records and state complianceStructured governance; meetings and corporate records
    May fitOwners seeking flexible internal arrangementsOwners seeking a share-based structure

    From idea to organized business

    1. 1. Order

      Choose your state, bundle and customized kit.

    2. 2. Intake

      Provide your company and ownership details.

    3. 3. Filing

      We prepare and submit your documents.

    4. 4. Approval

      Track the filing decision and documents.

    5. 5. Kit shipped

      Your customized records kit ships to you.

    Find your state

    Filing fees and ongoing requirements for all 50 states and Washington, DC.

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    Questions, answered

    Corp USA is not a law firm and does not provide legal or tax advice. We prepare and file documents based on the information you provide. For legal advice, consult a licensed attorney.