Register your LLC or Delaware C-Corp from India — fully remote, no visa, no SSN, no travel. We've already registered 300+ US entities for Indian founders, with the same CA-led team handling the FEMA and RBI reporting most incorporation services never mention.
Most Indian founders can form an LLC online in a weekend. Almost none realize what's due every year after.
A foreign-owned US LLC or C-Corp has federal filing obligations (Form 5472 + pro forma 1120) even with zero income — miss it, and the IRS penalty starts at $25,000, not a typo. On the India side, funding a US entity triggers FEMA reporting under RBI's Liberalised Remittance Scheme, capped at $250,000/year, with separate ODI filing obligations most incorporation-only services never mention.
You don't need a US filing agent and a separate Indian CA working in silos. You need one team that owns both sides.
US filing agent expertise and Indian CA expertise, under one roof — so nothing falls in the gap between the two countries.
Structure selection, state selection, filing, EIN, and bank account setup — done remotely, without a US visit.
The ongoing US and India filings that keep your entity in good standing on both sides of the border.
The two structures Indian founders choose between — and they serve different goals.
Best for bootstrapped businesses, freelancers, agencies, and e-commerce sellers who don't plan to raise US venture capital.
Best for VC-fundable startups, companies planning to raise from US investors, or issue ESOPs.
You don't have to incorporate where you live or operate. Here's how the popular choices compare.
| State | Best for | Why founders pick it |
|---|---|---|
| Delaware | C-Corps raising VC | Standard for US-funded startups; investors and lawyers already know the paperwork |
| Wyoming | Bootstrapped LLCs | Low fees, minimal reporting — rarely used for VC-track startups |
| New Mexico | Cost-sensitive LLCs | Among the lowest filing fees of any state |
| Florida | Operating businesses | No state income tax; useful if you'll have a physical/economic presence there |
From discovery call to a compliant, running US entity.
We review your business model and goals to recommend LLC vs. C-Corp and the right state.
Final decision on entity type and state of incorporation, based on your funding and tax goals.
Articles of Organization/Incorporation filed with the Secretary of State, registered agent appointed.
We obtain your Employer Identification Number from the IRS as a non-resident applicant.
Guided setup with remote-friendly providers like Mercury or Relay.
Form 5472, state annual report, and FEMA/RBI reporting deadlines set up from day one.
Already registered 300+ US entities for Indian founders — not a new service, just a new front door.
BusinessSetup.in has spent over a decade in cross-border compliance — official legal partner to Startup India (DPIIT), CIIE at IIM Ahmedabad, and T-Hub. Over 1,200 clients later, 300+ of those engagements have been US entity registrations for Indian founders specifically.
We're not a US-only filing agent guessing at Indian compliance, and we're not an Indian CA firm outsourcing your US paperwork to a stranger. It's one team, accountable for both sides — and we explain all of it in Hindi or English, whichever gets you to a clear decision faster.
Book a consultation →Transparent pricing, not "talk to us." Everything you need to form and run your US entity, priced clearly up front.
Everything to form your US company and start operating
Keeps your US entity compliant, year-round — both sides of the border
Need a virtual US office address? Available as an add-on — ask us on your consultation call.
Costs more than a US-only filing agent? That's because it isn't one. A US-only agent stops at Form 5472 — we also cover FEMA/RBI reporting on the India side, so nothing falls in the gap between the two countries.
Free, detailed guides on the four questions every Indian founder asks before registering a US company.
Which structure fits your goals — and why the "simple" choice isn't always the right one for founders planning to raise funding.
Read the guide →Delaware, Wyoming, or your nexus state? A clear decision rule, not just a list of options.
Read the guide →How Indian founders apply for a US EIN without an SSN, and what to expect on processing time.
Read the guide →The annual US and India filings that keep your entity in good standing — and what happens if you miss them.
Read the guide →Book a free consultation. We'll recommend the right structure and state, walk you through the timeline, and give you a clear, fixed quote.