A Single-Member LLC is a business structure owned by one individual. It offers the simplicity of a sole proprietorship while providing limited liability protection—meaning your personal assets are shielded from business debts and lawsuits.
A Single-Member LLC is a business structure owned by one individual. It offers the simplicity of a sole proprietorship while providing limited liability protection—meaning your personal assets are shielded from business debts and lawsuits.
Provide your desired business name and key details through our simple form.
We make sure your LLC name is unique and meets your state’s requirements.
We prepare and submit your Articles of Organization to the state.
We request your Employer Identification Number from the IRS so you can open a business bank account and file taxes.
Once approved, we deliver your official documents, Operating Agreement, and EIN—ready to launch.
Forming a Single-Member LLC gives you the freedom of a sole proprietorship with the protection of a corporation. It’s a smart choice for freelancers, consultants, online sellers, and anyone starting a small business who wants to limit personal risk and keep things simple. Here’s what you’ll gain from choosing this structure:
Keep your personal assets safe from business debts and legal issues.
Your business profits are taxed only once—on your personal income tax return.
No board meetings, no partners—just you making decisions and running the show.
An LLC adds legitimacy to your business and can help you gain customer trust.
Fast Turnaround
Expert Support
100% Compliance
When you work with us, we take care of everything so you don’t have to:
We confirm your LLC name is available and compliant with state rules.
We prepare and file your Articles of Organization with the state.
You’ll get a customizable agreement to define your LLC's structure.
We apply for your Employer Identification Number from the IRS.
Our team is here to guide you through the process and answer your questions.
Decide between a Single-Member or Multi-Member LLC.
Submit the Articles of Organization with the state.
Required for taxes and hiring employees.
Define ownership and operational structure.
Register for licenses and meet state-specific requirements.
Our customized packages meet the compliance, filing speed, and support needs of your new business in one place.
Basic
Covers all your required filings with the state, accuracy guaranteed.
All initial state fees included
Process in 3-5 business days*
Concierge-Style Business Formation Service
Preparation of Articles of Organization
Receive Certified Copies
LLC Name Availability Check
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Everything to start and protect your LLC and keep it compliant year-round.
All initial state fees included
Processes in 3-5 business day*
Concierge-Style Business Formation Service
LLC Name Availability Check
Preparation of Articles of Organization
Receive Certified Copies
Employer Identification Number
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Get additional tools and expert support to start and grow your business online
All initial state fees included
Processes in 3-5 business day*
Concierge-Style Business Formation Service
LLC Name Availability Check
Preparation of Articles of Organization
Receive Certified Copies
Employer Identification Number
Initial Statement of Information
Registered Agent Service
Customizable Legal Docs
Compliance Alerts
Dun & Bradstreet Indicator
Customer Relationship Manager (CRM)
Yes, in most cases.
Your LLC is a legal business entity, but many states and cities require additional licenses or permits depending on your industry and location. We can help you identify what's needed.
Yes, but choose wisely.
You can form your LLC in any state, but if you're operating primarily in your home state, you'll still need to register there—possibly as a foreign LLC.
Usually just a few business days.
Processing times vary by state, but most LLCs are approved within 3–10 business days. We’ll give you a timeline based on your state.
Yes—and it's recommended.
Keeping your business finances separate helps maintain liability protection and makes bookkeeping easier.
Yes—in a good way.
By default, it’s taxed as a sole proprietorship. That means you report income on your personal return, avoiding corporate taxes. You can also elect S Corp status later for potential tax savings.
You focus on your big idea — we’ll handle the formation, compliance, and paperwork. Get started in minutes and launch with confidence.
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