LLC formation
To form a limited liability company (LLC) in North Carolina, you file Articles of Organization with the Secretary of State. We help you gather the information and file it.
How it works
- You decide the details of your company (name, address, members, registered agent); we help you collect them.
- We prepare the filing with the information you give us and submit it to the North Carolina Secretary of State.
- We send you the filed documents when the state returns them.
Good to know
- We don't give legal or tax advice, such as which business type is best for you or what your operating agreement should say. Please talk to an attorney or a tax professional for that.
- State filing fees are separate from our fee and are set by the state.
Frequently asked questions
What information do I need?
The details you choose for your company, such as its name, addresses, its registered agent, and the people involved. We help you collect them; you make the decisions.
How long does it take?
The North Carolina Secretary of State sets its own processing times. We'll tell you what to expect when we file.
What does it cost?
Our fee is quoted before we start. The state's filing fee is separate and set by the state.
What about an operating agreement or taxes?
Those involve legal and tax decisions. Please talk to an attorney or a tax professional; we don't give legal or tax advice.
A notary public in North Carolina can't give legal advice or help you choose, write, fill out, or understand legal documents.