No. A lender is going to ask you for financial documents on the company, showing what the company has made in the time it has been open. You do not have these, and it is a crime if you use fake documents. We will not sell companies to people who tell us they are going to use them for illegal purposes.

Yes, we guarantee in writing that the company has not been used and has no liabilities or debts if it is one of our shelf companies.

No. They are clean-shelf companies with no financial history. If they had EIN numbers there would be a chance that they could have been used and have debt. With that said, from time to time we do sell existing companies for others. Those companies may have an EIN and financial history. We do not guarantee those sales. The deal is done between you and the seller.

No to all. Please do not ask.

Yes, in some states. Ask us about the state you are interested in.

Yes. We carry an inventory of companies that we do not list on the website. These companies go back to 2007. We will not send you the list, but if you tell us what type of name you are looking for, and the date range you want, we will let you know what we have around that date that fits your needs.

Renewal fees are normally paid in the month before their final due date. In Wyoming, the final due date is the last day of the month before they were formed.

In Delaware, a corporation must file an Annual Franchise Tax Report and pay Franchise Tax for the privilege of incorporating in Delaware no later than March 1st of each year.

LLC’s are not required to file an annual report, however, are required to pay a franchise tax fee of $300.00 which is due no later than June 1st of each year.

In Texas the Franchise tax reports are due by May 15th of each year.

Other states may have different rules and due dates.

All orders for aged companies and for orders where we have already filed with a state are not refundable.