Incorporate Your U.S. Business with Confidence — C Corp or S Corp Starts at $399 + State Filing Fees
iCorp Pro - Launch and Grow Your U.S. Business with Confidence From concept to operational success — every step executed with precision, speed, and trust.
With iCorp Pro you can grow U.S. business easily, from company registration to full-scale expansion.
Legal business start in the USA.
5+ Years of Proven Experience
We’ve helped entrepreneurs across the world start and grow corporations in the United States. With iCorp Pro, you get a fast, legal, and reliable business launch backed by professional guidance.
1512+
Successfully Project Finished.
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of Incorporation Expertise
50+
New Corporations Registered Every Month
1500+
Satisfied Business Owners Worldwide
Services

C/S Corporation registration in all 50 U.S. states

EIN issuance directly from the IRS

Complete set of official incorporation documents

Turnkey service for clients worldwide
How it works

Submit your online application.

We verify and secure your company name.

We prepare and file all required documents.

We incorporate your business (C-Corp or S-Corp) quickly and compliantly.
Global Business Launch
Expand with Confidence
Choosing the right corporate structure is a strategic decision that shapes your company’s future. Whether you plan to issue shares, raise capital, or expand globally, our incorporation service ensures every step is seamless and compliant.
From S-Corporations to C-Corporations, we deliver a smooth process backed by expert support.
Why Choose a Corporation?
- Access to Capital — issue shares to attract investors.
- Growth Potential — go public and expand internationally.
- Tax Flexibility — choose the corporate structure that supports your strategy.
- Credibility — strengthen trust with clients, partners, and investors.
What Our Clients Say
Emily R.
“Professional, fast, and reliable. Everything went smoothly.”
David M.
“Got my C-Corp and EIN in just 10 days.”
Sofia L.
“Transparent pricing and great customer support.”
James K.
“They made U.S. incorporation simple and stress-free.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Any founder (including non-U.S. residents) can form a U.S. corporation (C-Corp). S-Corp status has strict eligibility rules: the corporation must be domestic, have ≤100 shareholders, only one class of stock, and no nonresident-alien shareholders; allowed shareholders are individuals, certain trusts/estates. IRS
Generally no. An S-Corp cannot have nonresident-alien shareholders; if any owner is a nonresident alien, choose (or remain) C-Corp. IRS+1
No. International applicants can get an EIN by phone (IRS international line) or fax/mail using Form SS-4; SSN/ITIN is not required. IRS+2IRS+2
Typically 5–10 business days, depending on the state and whether you select expedited filing (available in many states).ъ
If you primarily operate in one state, incorporating there often avoids extra “foreign qualification” filings. For remote or nationwide operations, many founders choose Delaware; Delaware allows incorporation regardless of the incorporator’s residence. Delaware Code Online
Yes. Under Delaware law, directors need only be natural persons; no residency requirement applies, and directors need not be stockholders unless bylaws require it. Delaware Code OnlineJustia
- C-Corp: default corporate tax status; the corporation pays its own tax, suitable for raising capital and going public. IRS
- S-Corp: pass-through taxation to shareholders (avoids corporate-level tax) if eligibility rules are met. IRSSmall Business Administration
A complete incorporation set typically includes: state-stamped Articles/Certificate of Incorporation, IRS EIN confirmation, Bylaws, Initial Resolutions, and Stock Certificates/Ledger (names may vary by state).
File Form 2553 (Election by a Small Business Corporation), signed by all shareholders, generally by the 15th day of the 3rd month of the corporation’s tax year; late-election relief may be available under Rev. Proc. 2013-30. IRS+2IRS+2
Yes — annual reports, registered agent coordination, and compliance reminders to keep your corporation in good standing.