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Ask HN: What service do you prefer for incorporating?
- donmcc 12y agoI've never used a service, but even if you do, I recommend "How to Form Your Own California Corporation" (http://www.nolo.com/products/how-to-form-your-own-california-corporation-ccor.html http://www.nolo.com/products/how-to-form-your-own-california...) from Nolo for a good overview of the process if you're incorporating in California. It's not really very hard to do all the required filings yourself. If you're planning to look for venture funding, you need guidance beyond what's covered in this book, but it's still a good intro.
- MalcolmDiggs 12y agoI second that! Nolo has some wonderful resources available, both online and in print. If you wanna thumb through the book mentioned above there's usually a copy laying around your local Barnes and Nobles. I'd recommend reading it even if you plan on using a service later on. It's great info to have, and a very accessible read. Only sidenote, in California the Secretary of State's rules, timelines and fees change all the time. Always double check anything you read on the SOS website http://www.sos.ca.gov/business/be/ http://www.sos.ca.gov/business/be/
- jordsmi 12y agohttp://www.incfile.com http://www.incfile.com is decent, but it's cheaper to just do it yourself. Most times it's not hard, you just need to submit a few forms.
- hashtag 12y agoAttorney.
- MrMike 12y agoJust came across http://www.clerky.com http://www.clerky.com which seems to be a preferred method but lots of startups. Anyone used them?
- anthony_franco 12y agoI haven't used it myself, but I've had close friends use Clerky and speak highly of it.
- tejasm 12y ago1. Harvard Business Services - delawareinc.com 2. Ryan Roberts at http://robertsfoster.com/ http://robertsfoster.com/ Used them both and happy with them.