Administrative assistance for U.S. company formation
HelvetiaForm provides structured administrative assistance for non-U.S. residents registering and maintaining U.S. companies. Operations are Swiss-based and compliance-focused.
How this site is structured
This website is organized as a reference system. Each section explains a specific administrative requirement or concept involved in U.S. company formation and compliance for non-U.S. founders.
U.S. company registration overview
A complete explanation of how non-residents can register businesses in the United States, including state-level and federal considerations.
View documentationBusiness structures
Neutral explanations of LLCs and C-Corporations, including administrative mechanics and compliance differences.
Explore entity structuresRegistered agent requirement
Explanation of what a registered agent is, why it is required by U.S. states, and how non-residents typically meet this requirement.
Read explanationEmployer Identification Number (EIN)
Federal identification requirements, including how non-U.S. founders may request an EIN and important limitations.
Read EIN documentationOngoing compliance obligations
Explanation of state-level and federal compliance responsibilities that apply after company formation.
View compliance overviewState-specific information
Administrative overviews for commonly used U.S. states, including Colorado, Delaware, and Wyoming.
View state pagesImportant: HelvetiaForm provides administrative assistance for U.S. company formation and related compliance steps. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal, tax, or immigration advice. Services are offered in accordance with applicable U.S. and Swiss regulations.