Buy A Shelf Company in Delaware
Acquire a legally registered Delaware company with no prior activity perfect for fast setup, business credibility, and access to the U.S. market.
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Delaware Company Registration Process
Procedure to acquire a ready made company
Your chosen directors and shareholders of the new company sign official documents that allow us to make them the directors of your ready made company. We transfer the company into your power and it is ready to trade immediately.
Changing the company name of the Ready Made Company
We can also file a company name change the same day.
Appointing the new Directors
To appoint the directors of your new company you will need to sign official forms that state this. This can also be done through giving us a power of attorney to do this on your behalf.
We will be removed as directors of the company and it will be transferred over to you. You then receive the Certificate of Incorporation , Memorandum and Articles of Association of the company and the Company secretarial Forms.
Established Ready Made Shelf Companies, sometimes called old shelf or established companies, are dormant / inactive companies that were incorporated in the previous years but have never been active.
FAQs
What are the advantages of a Delaware ready-made company?
A Delaware ready-made (shelf) company offers a quick and reputable path to enter the U.S. market. Key advantages include:
- Immediate availability with clean corporate history
- Fast transfer process, typically within 24–48 hours
- Enhanced business credibility due to incorporation age
- No state corporate income tax for non-Delaware operations
- Easy access to U.S. banking and EIN registration
- Recognized and trusted legal environment globally
What are the most common types of company formation in Delaware?
The two most common types of entities formed in Delaware are:
- LLC (Limited Liability Company): Highly flexible, suitable for startups, small businesses, and holding companies. Offers pass-through taxation and minimal formalities.
- Corporation (C-Corp): Preferred by larger businesses and startups seeking venture capital or planning to issue shares.
Other types include:
- S-Corporation (for U.S. residents)
- Non-Profit Corporation
- Limited Partnerships (LP)
How much share capital is required to form a company in Delaware?
Delaware does not require a minimum share capital to form an LLC or Corporation.
For corporations, the authorized share structure affects the franchise tax but not the formation itself. Many corporations start with 1,500 authorized shares or less to minimize fees.
What are the key features of a Delaware Corporation or LLC?
- Limited liability for shareholders or members
- Fast and inexpensive incorporation process
- No need to reside in Delaware
- No corporate income tax if business is conducted outside Delaware
- Confidential ownership – names of owners aren't required to be publicly filed
- Annual franchise tax and report required for corporations
- Eligible for EIN, U.S. bank accounts, and global contracts
What other types of company formation are available in Delaware?
Aside from LLCs and Corporations, Delaware also supports:
- Public Benefit Corporations (PBC): For mission-driven, for-profit entities
- Limited Partnerships (LPs) and Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs): Used for investment funds or professional services
- Statutory Trusts: Common for asset protection and investment vehicles
- Foreign Entity Registration: For non-U.S. companies expanding into Delaware
Each entity type serves different needs based on ownership, tax planning, and business structure preferences.
Delaware Shelf Companies Available on Request
We currently have ready-made Delaware shelf companies available for acquisition.
Get in touch with us today, and we’ll match you with the right company based on your business needs and timeline.