Would you recommend, based on your experience, that foreign founders follow this post written by startuplawyer to register a company - http://thestartuplawyer.c

Would you recommend, based on your experience, that foreign founders follow this post written by startuplawyer to register a company - http://thestartuplawyer.com/startup-issues/if-i-launched-a-startup http://thestartuplawyer.com/startup-issues/if-i-launched-a-s... ? Do you have links to the forms that your founders fill out, online? It sometimes can be difficult to wade through all the third-party service providers that want you to use their service instead of going directly to the state. Forgive me if I am asking so many questions, but I know it might seem trivial to you guys, because you do it so much, but when I was investigating it for myself I was confronted with the question of having an agent based in Delaware. Do I want a local agent? If so, who do I use? Why do I want an agent? Does everybody that registers in Delaware require an agent? Am I better off contacting an attorney in Delaware that can act like an agent for me? What will an agent do? Do I need them to do anything specific, like file yearly returns for me (or is that just an 'upsell')? I know it might be asking much, but perhaps if you could just spell it out (as dumb as it may sound to you) exactly how your founders setup their companies (and the reasoning behind it), it would help clear up a lot of questions I (and am sure many others) have. I understand about the merchant account and anything you don't handle. Just curious about what you guys do handle. Thanks for even responding.