Buy a shelf company in USA
Buy a shelf company in the USA for quicker setup, enhanced credibility, and access to U.S. banking and contracts.
USA Ready Made Company includes:
Contact us now to secure a ready-made USA company tailored to your needs.
USA 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 buying a readymade (shelf) company in the USA?
Purchasing a readymade (shelf) company in the USA offers several key advantages, especially for businesses needing quick market entry:
- Instant availability – Begin operations immediately without waiting for incorporation processing.
- Established incorporation date – Increases corporate credibility with banks, vendors, and clients.
- Ready for contracts – Enables faster bidding on U.S. projects or securing leases and licenses.
- Easier banking setup – Some shelf companies come with an Employer Identification Number (EIN), streamlining bank account opening.
- Useful for U.S. market entry – Ideal for foreign investors looking to establish a U.S. footprint with minimal delay.
Shelf companies are popular in states like Delaware, Wyoming, and Nevada, where incorporation is fast and business-friendly.
What are the most common types of company formation in the USA?
The United States offers multiple types of business structures, each suited to different operational and tax needs. The most common include:
- LLC (Limited Liability Company) – The most flexible and widely used structure for small to mid-sized businesses.
- C-Corporation (C-Corp) – Standard corporate structure, ideal for larger companies and those seeking venture capital or public listing.
- S-Corporation (S-Corp) – A tax-efficient version of a C-Corp for U.S. citizens/residents with limitations on ownership.
- Sole Proprietorship – Simple and informal structure, typically for individuals.
- Partnerships – Includes General Partnerships (GP) and Limited Partnerships (LP), used for joint ventures or professional firms.
The LLC remains the most popular choice due to its simplicity, liability protection, and tax flexibility.
How much share capital is required to start a company in the USA?
Unlike many other countries, the USA does not have a mandatory minimum share capital requirement for most business structures:
- LLCs and corporations can typically be started with as little as $1 or no formal capital, depending on the state.
- States like Delaware and Wyoming do not require initial paid-in capital.
- While there’s no legal requirement, it’s recommended to maintain reasonable capitalization for legal and banking purposes.
Note: Public companies or regulated industries (like finance or insurance) may require higher capital to comply with federal or state licensing requirements.
What are the key features of a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in the USA?
The LLC is one of the most flexible and widely used business structures in the U.S. Its key features include:
- Limited liability for all members (owners)
- Pass-through taxation – Profits are taxed at the owner’s personal income rate (no corporate tax by default)
- Flexible structure – Can have one or multiple members, including foreign individuals or entities
- No residency requirement – Foreign nationals can own and operate an LLC
- Minimal compliance – Fewer formalities than corporations; no need for a board of directors or annual meetings
- Registered agent required in the state of formation
LLCs are ideal for small businesses, freelancers, e-commerce sellers, consultants, and foreign investors.
What other types of company formation are available in the USA?
In addition to LLCs and corporations, the U.S. offers other structures tailored to specific needs:
- C-Corporation – Best for startups seeking venture capital, international expansion, or a future public listing (IPO).
- S-Corporation – Suitable for small U.S.-based businesses seeking pass-through taxation and limited shareholders.
- Limited Partnership (LP) – Used in real estate, investment funds, or family businesses.
- General Partnership (GP) – Typically informal and used by professionals or family-run operations.
- Non-Profit Organization (501(c)(3)) – Charitable or mission-driven entities eligible for tax exemptions.
- Foreign-Owned Subsidiary – A U.S. company wholly or partially owned by a foreign company.
- Branch Office – Less common, this allows a foreign company to operate in the U.S. without incorporating a new legal entity.
Each structure comes with its own legal, tax, and operational implications. The right choice depends on your goals, funding needs, and compliance preferences
USA Shelf Companies Available on Request
We currently have ready-made USA 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.