Yes. The United States allows non-residents to form and own businesses (LLCs or Corporations). You do not need to be physically present, nor do you need a visa or green card. Ntare GlobalBiz Start™ specializes in setting up compliant, fully remote business structures for foreign entrepreneurs.

The best state depends on your goals:

• Texas – Great for those who plan to operate actively and want strong banking and customer networks.

• New Mexico – Ideal for privacy and low cost (no annual fees, anonymous ownership allowed).

• Wyoming – Excellent for holding companies and long-term asset protection.

• Delaware – Preferred by startups seeking investors or advanced legal structures.

🧠 We recommend New Mexico for most lean startups and Texas for trade- and bank-focused founders.

The Starter Package includes:

• LLC formation in any U.S. state

• EIN (Employer Identification Number)

• Registered Agent (1 year)

• U.S. Business Address

• Bank Account Setup Assistance

• Stripe/PayPal Integration

• 1-Hour Strategy Call

Please see the pricing page for more information

Not immediately.
You can register your LLC and obtain an EIN without an ITIN. However, you will need an ITIN (Individual Taxpayer Identification Number) if:

• You want to use Stripe, PayPal, Amazon, or similar platforms

• You are the sole owner of the LLC and need to file a U.S. tax return (Form 1040NR)

• You want to benefit from U.S. tax treaty benefits

If all documents are received, here’s the typical timeline:

💡 We aim to complete your core setup in 10-15 business days.

You’ll need:

• Valid Passport

• Proof of Address (utility bill or bank statement)

• Signed Power of Attorney (we’ll send it)

• Business Name (2–3 options)

• Business plan (we can work on it together)

• Email & WhatsApp number

Yes. We work with fintech-friendly banks like:

• Mercury

• Wise Business

• Relay Financial

These banks support non-residents and remote onboarding, especially when accompanied by a valid EIN and U.S. business address.

For more traditional banks like Chase Bank, Bank of America, Wells Fargo etc, you will need an ITIN and more details of the business

Popular industries for our clients include:

• eCommerce (Amazon, Shopify, Etsy)

• Consulting or coaching

• Import/export and wholesale trade

• Digital products or services

• Media, marketing, and tech

• Real estate holding companies (Wyoming)

Possibly. It depends on:

• Whether you’re operating as a sole member or partnership

• Your income level and U.S. source income

• Whether you have a U.S. bank account or payment processors

• If your country has a tax treaty with the U.S.

Absolutely. All filings are done through legitimate Secretary of State offices, the IRS, and compliant banking partners. Our role is to simplify and guide the process legally with documentation, POAs, and filings handled on your behalf.

• IRS, state agencies, and banks may experience technical issues or backlogs

• Government processing time is beyond our control

• You will receive updates and support throughout any delays

Yes! Our Full Agency Package ($2,500) includes:

• U.S. Trademark Application

• Website + branding kit

• Social media launch kit

• Investor pitch deck

• 3 months of coaching

Registering your U.S. business now builds:

• A legal presence

• A business credit profile

• A trade or investment case

This could support future visa applications such as E-2 Investor Visa or L-1. While we don’t offer immigration legal services, your business registration is a strong foundation for future expansion and we can definitely partner with you to fulfil that service when the time comes.