Can you have a company in another country?

You’ll need someone to receive business — and personal — mail and to deal with other business matters. There’s no reason you can’t run a U.S.-based company abroad, but you will need to check with your state to make sure you have a legitimate business address in the state.

Do I need to register my business in every country?

If your company is conducting business in any other states than the state where you incorporated (or formed an LLC), then you need to register your business in those new states. This is often called “foreign qualification.”

How do I register my business internationally?

You can file an international trademark application through the USPTO if:

1. Your trademark is registered with the USPTO, or you have filed an application for registration; and.
2. You are a national of, or domiciled in, the United States, or you have an industrial or commercial business in the United States.

Can you start a business in a country you don’t live in?

Yes. You can start a foreign citizen business in the US and the procedure for doing so is much the same as that for any American citizen that wants to start a business. It is a good place for businesses to flourish. Due to this, a lot of foreign citizens see it as a very good place to start a business.

What is required for foreign qualification?

If you need to file a foreign qualification, you will have to register in the state(s) by submitting a Certificate of Authority application (sometimes called “Statement & Designation by a Foreign Corporation”) with the particular state’s Secretary of State office.

When should a foreign LLC register?

A Foreign LLC is not an LLC that is formed outside of the United States. The requirement to file for a Foreign LLC is usually to expand one’s business operations or to open an additional retail or brick-and-mortar location in a new state.

Do I need to register my company from another country?

You might want to register your company from another country only as a Foreign employer in the country where you are. You can work from home and pay local salary, contributions, and taxes on salary based on your home regulations without having further company costs.

Is it possible to start a business from another country?

Yes, that’s quite possible. Many countries allow you the privilege of remote company incorporation and operations. Each country’s laws can vastly differ from another so it is always best to get a professional consultancy agency to guide you.

Do I need an attorney to set up a foreign company?

Since all countries have their own set of laws for companies you will need to have an attorney who has the experience dealing with setting up foreign entities.You will want to consider having the company headquarters in a country which you set up in. And than either subsidiaries or branches.

Can I Register MY Corporation in two different states?

So you register your corporation in whatever state you want and then in each state where you operate, you have to register as a “foreign” corporation. Obviously you can because companies do it – at least for some countries. I assume you mean not operating in the country you registered in (rather than operating in both places).