Know everything about a e-Delaware company formation

Delaware is a popular choice for both domestic and foreign businesses. Businesses pick Delaware for a variety of reasons, including the fact that we offer a comprehensive set of business entity services. We hope that by following this step-by-step procedure, you will be able to form your new company entity with the Delaware Division of Corporations.

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SELECT YOUR TYPE OF BUSINESS ENTITY The Division of Corporations in Delaware does not give legal advice. When deciding on a business entity type, we recommend consulting with an attorney or a CPA who is familiar with Delaware law for assistance on which business entity type will best suit your needs. Corporations, Public Benefit Corporations, Limited Liability Companies (LLC),vLimited Partnerships (LP), Statutory Trusts, and many General Partnerships (GP) must file with the Delaware Division of Corporations beginning August 1, 2013. The Delaware Division of Corporations does not require sole proprietorships to file. Certain filings with the Delaware Division of Corporations are available to unincorporated nonprofit associations and partnerships. The Delaware Division of Revenue's Legal Business Structure Table provides a basic overview of entity options and the business registration process in Delaware. Use the ReadSpeaker docReader and the Registration Proc to open this document.

If you plan to do business or hire personnel in Delaware, you should also check out the state's One-Stop Business Registration and Licensing System.

GET IN TOUCH WITH A REGISTERED AGENT Every business entity in Delaware is required by law to have and retain a Registered Agent in the state, who can be either an individual resident or a commercial entity permitted to do business in Delaware. A physical street address in Delaware is required for the registered agent. On our website, you may find a list of Delaware Registered Agents. If a company's physical location is in Delaware, it can serve as its own registered agent. If the entity's registered agent is not the entity itself, please contact the Registered Agent you choose during entity formation and let them know your plans.

RESERVATION OF A NAME e-Delaware company formation of Corporations permits you to reserve a name for your business. This is not a prerequisite for forming your business, but it will ensure that your name is reserved for you for 120 days. You can reserve the name of your entity online. There is a $75.00 charge. You can use a Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover card to make a payment. If you reserve your name online, please print your confirmation document.

FORMATION FORMS / INCORPORATION CERTIFICATE There are several sample forms accessible, along with instructions and payments. The entity forms are fillable PDFs that may be emailed or uploaded using our Document Upload Service. A cover sheet with your name or entity name, return address, and phone number is required if you opt to send it. A fillable PDF cover page is available for download.

CERTIFIED COPIES AND A STATUS/GOOD STANDING CERTIFICATE A good standing certificate or a certified copy of your new business filing may be required by some financial institutions. Please check with your financial institution to see if they require any additional information in order to open a business account. By noting this desire in the Document Filing Sheet's comment box, you can order a Certificate of Status or Certificate of Good Standing at the time of filing your new organization.