Frequently Asked Questions About QuickStart
Find answers to common questions about our services, formation process, compliance, and payments.
General FAQs
QuickStart is a business formation and compliance service that helps entrepreneurs start and maintain their businesses.
LLC formation, nonprofit registration, corporations, EIN registration, registered agent services, annual reports, and compliance support.
Yes. Non-US residents can form a U.S. business, subject to state and federal requirements.
QuickStart supports business formation in all 50 states.
QuickStart typically submits filings within 1 business day. State approval times vary by state
No. QuickStart is a document filing service and is not a law firm.
Yes. Most states require LLCs to maintain a Registered Agent with a physical address in the state of formation.
EIN processing times vary. In many cases, EINs can be issued quickly, while some applications may take longer depending on the filing method and IRS processing times.
Yes. Non-U.S. residents can form an LLC in most states without a Social Security Number, subject to state and federal requirements.
Yes. A Single-Member LLC is a common business structure and can be owned by one individual or entity.
An LLC offers flexible management and tax options, while a Corporation has a more formal structure and may be better suited for businesses seeking investors or issuing shares.
Yes. QuickStart prepares and submits your formation documents directly to the appropriate state agency on your behalf.
LLC & Business Formation
An LLC (Limited Liability Company) helps protect your personal assets and offers flexible tax options.
An LLC provides liability protection, tax flexibility, and a simple business structure.
Most businesses should form in the state where they operate. We'll help you choose the best option.
Requirements vary by state but generally include basic business and ownership information.
Most businesses need an EIN for taxes, banking, and hiring employees.
Yes. QuickStart supports both C-Corporation and S-Corporation filings.
A DBA ("Doing Business As") allows you to operate under a business name different from your legal business name.
Yes. Most states allow business name changes through an amendment filing.
Yes. Most banks require your formation documents and EIN.
Yes. Many business owners operate U.S. companies remotely.
Compliance Services
An annual report is a state-required filing that helps keep your business in good standing
You may face late fees, loss of good standing, or administrative dissolution.
A Registered Agent receives official legal and state correspondence on behalf of your business.
Yes. We can help identify licensing requirements for many businesses.
Most states require ongoing filings and compliance obligations to maintain active status.
Payments & Pricing
Costs vary by state and package selected. State filing fees are separate.
No. State fees and QuickStart service fees are separate charges.
No. Pricing is disclosed before checkout.
Major credit and debit cards.
Yes. Payments are processed using secure payment systems.
Service fees may be refundable if work has not been completed. State and government filing fees are non-refundable once submitted.
Yes. Custom solutions are available for certain business and nonprofit needs.
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