US Entity Formation
for International Founders
The Embassy commends Wyoming Agents to every founder who needs a foothold on American soil — transparent, reliable, and integrity-priced at $25 per year.
Begin Formation →A US registered agent
the Embassy trusts.
To operate legally in the United States, every entity — LLC or Corporation — must designate a Registered Agent: a person or service with a physical US address that receives legal documents, state correspondence, and official notices on your behalf.
After an extended search across the market, the Embassy found Wyoming Agents to be the single most honest operator in this space. No upsell traps. No annual fee surprises. No third-party data reselling. Just what it says: a registered agent, done properly.
State-required service. Receives legal documents, lawsuits, and state notices on behalf of your entity. Required in every US state.
Wyoming offers strong privacy protections, no state corporate income tax, and minimal reporting requirements — favored by international founders.
A physical US mailing address and principal address included in the base fee — useful for banking introductions and entity correspondence.
Incoming mail is scanned and forwarded digitally. You receive every official document wherever you are in the world.
Registered Agent · Mailing Address ·
Principal Address · Mail Scanning
Do I need a US entity if I'm operating internationally?
Not always — but a US LLC or Corporation opens doors that are otherwise closed: US banking, Stripe and payment processor access, investor relationships that prefer a Delaware or Wyoming entity, and credibility with US partners. Many international founders form one within their first year of growth.
Why Wyoming specifically?
Wyoming LLCs have no state income tax, strong charging-order protections, and relatively private ownership records. Formation is straightforward and annual maintenance costs are low. Delaware is the traditional choice for VC-backed companies; Wyoming tends to suit lean, internationally-operated businesses.
What does a Registered Agent actually do?
Every US state requires a business to have a local point of contact for legal service of process — lawsuits, subpoenas, state tax notices, and compliance correspondence. Wyoming Agents fulfils this role: they receive, scan, and forward all such documents to you promptly.
Does the Embassy receive a commission for this referral?
No. This is a straightforward endorsement — the Embassy points to Wyoming Agents because it uses them across its own entities and found them to be genuinely the best-priced and most transparent service in this space. There is no affiliate arrangement.
Will Wyoming Agents help me form the entity itself?
Yes. Wyoming Agents offers both Registered Agent service and full entity formation (LLC or Corporation filing with the state). Formation fees are separate from the annual RA fee. You can start with just the RA service if your entity already exists, or complete the full formation through them.
What if I need guidance on banking or EIN?
Wyoming Agents handles the state-level formation. For an EIN (Employer Identification Number from the IRS), foreign nationals without an SSN must apply by fax or mail — a straightforward but manual process. Banking introductions and further operational setup are outside their scope; the Embassy recommends Mercury or Relay for founder-friendly US banking.
Can I reach a real person if something goes wrong?
Yes — this was a deciding factor for the Embassy. Wyoming Agents is reachable by phone during business hours at 307-217-4045 and by email at agent@wyomingagents.com. You will speak with a person who knows your file.
Establish your
US foothold.
You will be directed to Wyoming Agents' own onboarding flow. The Embassy does not handle the process — it simply points the way.
Go to Wyoming Agents →wyomingagents.com · 307-217-4045 · Sheridan, WY