Form Your LLC in
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We prepare and file your Articles of Organization (or Certificate of Formation) with the state, provide your registered agent address, and file any required accompanying forms. Your first year of registered agent service is included at no extra charge.

Standard processing takes 3–7 business days depending on the state. Expedited processing (1–2 days or same-day) is available at checkout for an additional fee. Alabama has the most complex process due to county probate requirements.

Most states do not legally require an operating agreement, but it is strongly recommended. An operating agreement defines member rights, profit distribution, and management structure. Eleet AI offers a state-compliant operating agreement preparation service for $99 — you can add it during checkout or purchase separately after your LLC is formed.

You will receive your stamped formation documents in your Eleet AI portal. You can then apply for an EIN (Federal Tax ID), open a business bank account, and begin operating. We also offer EIN application as a separate service.

Your first year of registered agent service is included in the formation fee. After year one, registered agent service renews at just $49/year per state. You will receive an annual renewal reminder before your service expires.

Yes. We form LLCs in all 50 states. The cards above highlight our most popular states, but you can select any state at checkout. Registered agent service is included free for year one. Contact us at (888) 792-0467 for multi-state guidance.

Total LLC formation cost depends on two things: the state filing fee ($50–$500 depending on the state) and the service provider fee. With Eleet AI, prices start at $199 all-in — that includes the state filing fee and first-year registered agent. Competitors like LegalZoom and ZenBusiness advertise "$0 formation" but add state fees, registered agent ($125–$249/year), and upsells at checkout, bringing the real cost to $300–$800+.

An LLC is not legally required to run a business, but it is strongly recommended. An LLC separates your personal assets (home, savings, car) from business liabilities. Without one, you are personally responsible for all business debts and lawsuits. Most accountants and attorneys recommend forming an LLC before accepting your first customer or client.

For most small businesses, form your LLC in the state where you live and operate. Delaware, Wyoming, and Nevada are popular for large corporations but offer no advantage for small businesses operating in a single state — you would still need to register as a foreign LLC in your home state and pay fees in both. Save money and complexity by filing in your home state.

The paperwork itself is not complicated — it is typically a one-page form (Articles of Organization or Certificate of Formation). The hard part is knowing exactly what your state requires: the right form, correct registered agent designation, filing fees, and any additional documents (like Louisiana's Initial Report or Alabama's county probate filing). That is exactly what Eleet AI handles for you.