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You should get Patrick (patio11) to weigh in. I think he's doing work in this very space, for Stripe.
by akulbe 10y ago
You should get Patrick (patio11) to weigh in. I think he's doing work in this very space, for Stripe.
- patio11 10y agoHappy to do so. Longer thoughts here: https://stripe.com/atlas/guide#incorporation https://stripe.com/atlas/guide#incorporation Short thoughts: in my official capacity I have to tell you that this is a legal question and you should talk to your qualified professional advisors, but unofficially, let me observe that you can form a sole member LLC in Nevada or Wyoming approximately as easy as buying a book from Amazon. You don't need to pay any expediter to do this; both of them have web apps that will walk you through it. If you want to incorporate a Delaware C corp, perhaps because you want to raise investment, you can use Atlas. If anyone on HN needs an invite drop me an email (this username @stripe.com would work) and hum a few bars as to your situation; I'd be happy to help.
- Terretta 10y agoSecond this, though also not a lawyer advice... Wyoming LLC. Find a local agent, best bet use BizFilings to do papers if you hit snags, they provide legal help to resolve. Smooth, just use wyoming's site. You may want BizFilings to maintain recurring filings and local agent address for you, or you can do recurring WY filing online and get cheap local agent. Nice reasons to use Wyoming, just google. Think carefully about name and address steps, you don't have to be popping up in every public DB. Citi let me do a biz acct with just the above. Then, do yourself a favor and get insured. I like Hiscox, via http://www.techinsurance.com http://www.techinsurance.com.