I tried opening a US business account in 18 EMIs, here's the result

[Forester]

So do you think there is a workaround for this with these certificates?

Yes, I do. As already said, The Certificate of Incumbency is probably your best bet, The Articles of Association etc. could help, too.

Disclaimer Of course, this does not mean that Paysera will inevitably like you and your business...

The Certificate of Incumbency is typically issued by a notary, while the others are issues by the company itself. Typically you can only get an apostille for a document from the state of issued by a notary. Hence for the operating agreement you could get a notarized copy which you can then apply the apostille.

That's what I meant. The chances of them accepting a statement from a notary is higher than having a notary certifying a copy of something that could be faked.

Yes, now I understand what you meant; it was just a misunderstanding – and you are right with what you wrote.
(And you probably were referring to this

Or provide official registry extract in English with above mentioned information verified by notary apostille (notary has to certify not only signature or copy true, but also that content is correct)

I guess.)

Just as a side-note, in some states (e.g. NV or TX) The Articles of Association / Operating Agreements are often written down in the presence of a notary, AFAIK; so this changes the game, yet this is not so for WY – TBMK.

 

[daniels27]

Maybe, he can register a branch somewhere where they list the UBOs in the registry, apply for paysera and then close it again.

Otherwise, he can do Singapore it is also as tax free as the US LLC but has a public registry.