The problem is Mercury bank and other similar fintech platforms are not reliable. Is there any entity which does it all? Like offers a one window operation wherein they do the registration and a Bank account both.You can register an LLC in Wyoming or Delaware using some services like Firstbase | Start and grow a US business from anywhere and then open a bank account for the LLC using Mercury Bank, Brex, Relay & others.
Keep in mind also that if you form a single member disregarded entity LLC you have to file every year the form 5472 and pro-forma 1120 to record all the transactions between yourself (the member) and the LLC.
Is there any entity which does it all?
Nope, all the services that let you register the LLC then advise you to open with Mercury and the others. Mercury is very good if you have a I
I can give a try to these platforms as u said and see. However, if anyone offers any nominee services i would love to explore thatNope, all the services that let you register the LLC then advise you to open with Mercury and the others. Mercury is very good if you have a legit business.
Hello everyone,
For the purpose of expanding my outreach and business I am interested in registering a llc in USA and getting a Bank account there as well. If any of the members here knows anyone who can help me out please connect. Thanks .
New Mexico and Nevada are used for the same purpose as above, too. Differences are in pricing / costs, reputability (a little bit) and what businesses are evt. not welcome.You can register an LLC in Wyoming or Delaware
You can find various suitable options for a US LLC in discussions here US neo-banks List [For Non-Residents LLCs] and here Mercury, TryNovel, or something else?. In addition: Especially for some use-cases, Bancoli can help as well. You can try Levro, too.using some services like Firstbase | Start and grow a US business from anywhere and then open a bank account for the LLC using Mercury Bank, Brex, Relay & others.
I think that they can work pretty reliable for you – if you adhere to the rulesThe problem is Mercury bank and other similar fintech platforms are not reliable.
Well, there are some exceptions...Nope, all the services that let you register the LLC then advise you to open with Mercury and the others.
Do you need a nominee – or just to register a LLC and get a bank account?However, if anyone offers any nominee services i would love to explore that
I might be able to connect you with one such a provider (it's not my service but I know them well and was using them in the past); but I need to know more about your business (what you are doing) and the financial flows that you expect (they do not work with everyone).Is there any entity which does it all? Like offers a one window operation wherein they do the registration and a Bank account both.
Nothing. Your name and address only.Picking up on this thread, what are the "standard" KYC procedures of LLC Register Providers?
What kind of personal Data is required to provide?
Is an ID / Passport Scan sufficient?
Can you pm me the details.New Mexico and Nevada are used for the same purpose as above, too. Differences are in pricing / costs, reputability (a little bit) and what businesses are evt. not welcome.
You can find various suitable options for a US LLC in discussions here US neo-banks List [For Non-Residents LLCs] and here Mercury, TryNovel, or something else?. In addition: Especially for some use-cases, Bancoli can help as well. You can try Levro, too.
I think that they can work pretty reliable for you – if you adhere to the rules
Well, there are some exceptions...
Do you need a nominee – or just to register a LLC and get a bank account?
I might be able to connect you with one such a provider (it's not my service but I know them well and was using them in the past); but I need to know more about your business (what you are doing) and the financial flows that you expect (they do not work with everyone).
Could you share it here or should I contact you via PM?
and where do you get that from if you are not a US citzens ?You need EIN and personal ITIN number and US address
For EIN you have to file form SS-4 (even if not US citizen) and can obtain one from the IRS.and where do you get that from if you are not a US citzens ?
Although the income of my LLC is not FDAP
that income is considered FDAP
The main income of my LLC is not related to dividends, dividends are only a small portion. I receive income from the services I provided outside of the US without any US facility or employees.Dividends are FDAP so why you said that income of your LLC is not FDAP?
The lady at Bank of America asked for my ITIN, I called all major US banks like Wells Fargo, TD Bank etc and they all said I need an ITINYou don't need ITIN, only EIN to open a company bank account.
I used service providers from fiverr, it's easy to get it only issue it can take up to 4-6 weeksand where do you get that from if you are not a US citzens ?
Have you been able to open a personal non-resident account with ITIN at Bank of America or Wells Fargo?The lady at Bank of America asked for my ITIN, I called all major US banks like Wells Fargo, TD Bank etc and they all said I need an ITIN
I used service providers from fiverr, it's easy to get it only issue it can take up to 4-6 weeks
Thank you very much for this excellent explanation, it is very helpful.For EIN you have to file form SS-4 (even if not US citizen) and can obtain one from the IRS.
Usually services like the one I reported (Firstbase) do this for you.
You would need an ITIN only if you receive some US-sourced income that is not subject to Withholding tax and you have to pay taxes on it.
For example, I have a single-member disregarded US LLC with a Brex account and I have cash invested in Brex (monetary market funds), and I receive monthly dividends.
Although the income of my LLC is not FDAP or ETBUS thus not subject to taxes in the US, I had to obtain a personal ITIN number to report and pay taxes for the dividends I receive from Brex (and reported by Brex on form 1099-DIV) since Brex does not apply any withholding taxes and that income is considered FDAP, thus subject to US taxes.
@12345 speaks about the business one, as I see... LLC AND BANK ACCOUNT IN USAHave you been able to open a personal non-resident account with ITIN at Bank of America or Wells Fargo?
I also wonder. I guess e.g. somewhere in Miami, FL? (There were various things possible, AFAIR...)May I ask what branch have you visited if you opened in person?