What should I do if I want to register a branch office in the United States?

The following methods can be taken to register a U.S. company:

The first method is to register a U.S. company without setting up an office. The intermediary is responsible for all matters related to the legal registration of a U.S. company.

This method is characterized by being fast, easy, and inexpensive. This approach is more suitable for individuals and companies whose current strength needs to be further improved, but who are interested in establishing overseas relationships that are already beneficial for their future expansion.

The second method is to register a U.S. company and set up a functioning office with an operator and receptionist. The intermediary is responsible for handling all matters related to the legal registration of U.S. companies, as well as the establishment of offices and the hiring of personnel.

The characteristic of this method is that it not only helps the head office to establish the image of a multinational company, but also fulfills the basic functions of an overseas branch. The intermediary collects all kinds of information and materials required by customers with professional quality, and will use high-tech means to submit the research results to customers as quickly as possible. This method is more suitable for those who have a certain strength or have a certain amount of business overseas, but are not ready to make a significant investment to maintain a fully equipped formal branch.

Third Method: The intermediary provides a full suite of U.S. company registration consulting services for fully equipped and formal U.S. companies ready to set up in the U.S., including:

1) Legal and business advice on the establishment of a U.S. company. From U.S. company registration to office hire and staffing, as well as assisting in the design and determination of business development plans.

2) Business consulting and market research of relevant U.S. companies. From product design, object research, to market research, market competition research, to finding potential collaborators.

3) Marketing package design and promotion plan. From establishing the image of the U.S. company and its products to designing the most appropriate advertisements, contacting public media and departments to understanding the local administrative and legal regulations. Fees are calculated on a case-by-case basis.

The third way is to make use of the intermediary's expertise and extensive business contacts. First of all, it can save customers a lot of unnecessary costs, such as lawyer fees, various commissions, etc.; Secondly, the intermediary provides relevant business consulting and market research, which can enable customers to avoid unnecessary detours in the future business development in North America; Finally, lay a good foundation for the solid and stable development of customers' products and business. The fees paid include attorney's fees, USCIS fees, U.S. company registration fees, U.S. company business registration fees, etc.

Relatively speaking, the processing time period of opening a company in the United States is different in different states, and in California, it can generally be handled in two or three weeks after the application.

Nowadays, it is very simple to register a branch in the United States, and it can be achieved in China

1. Provide a copy of the passport or ID card (over 18 years old) of one or more shareholders;

2. Provide three U.S. company names, which can be applied for if there are no duplicates after verification by the U.S. company registration agency;

3. The proportion of shares held by each owner of the U.S. company applying for registration.

1. U.S. company name (English).

2. Scanned copies of ID cards or passports and autographs of directors and shareholders.

3. Proof of address (passport, utility bill, bank statement, etc.) 4. Business scope (commodity category, variety and service items).

After the completion of the US company registration, the following documents are delivered to the customer:

1.Certificate of Incorporation (CI) issued by the Secretary of State;

2.Memorandum and Articles of Association;

3.One steel seal and one round seal of the American company;

4.Firm**;

5.First Board Records;

6.Exquisite file box.

Time and documents required to register a U.S. company: 5-15 business days.

1.Scanned copies of ID cards of directors and shareholders;

2.Specimens of signatures of directors and shareholders;

3.Company name and scope of business.

It's not that troublesome, two to three months, and you can complete the registration.

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If a branch is set up in the name of a mainland company in the United States, it must be approved by the Ministry of Commerce.

If it is in the name of a natural person, it is sufficient to provide the relevant identification documents of the natural person.

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To register a U.S. company, the following conditions need to be met:

1. Company name:

The name of the share **** is in the form of corporation or co, limited, limited or abbreviated ltd, inc, corp, etc.;

It can also end with the following: "association", "company", "foundation", "fund", "incorporated", "institute", "society", "union", "syndicate";

A limited liability company ends with a Limited Liability Company, or "LLC" for short;

The name must not be the same or unreasonably similar to a registered and surviving company.

2. Registered capital;

There is also a standard for the registered capital, which is 50,000 US dollars, and there is no need for capital verification.

3. Shareholders and directors:

Shareholders: at least 1, who can be a natural person or a body corporate of any nationality;

Director: at least 1, the first director must be appointed by the shareholder of the shares, and the director must be a natural person.

2022 Latest U.S. Company Registration Process and Information:

1. You need to provide the name of the U.S. company (English name) and check the name.

There are no restrictions on the name of a company registered in the United States. Therefore, as long as the company name has not been registered by another company, it can be used. The company name can be followed by the words corp (corporation), ltd (limited), inc (incorporated) or co (company), LLC, etc.

2. Provide scanned copies of ID cards or passports of directors and shareholders (must be at least 18 years old).

3. Provide the chairman's English signature, first name and last name, and pinyin form.

4. Provide the registered capital of the company (no capital verification is required).

5. Determine the proportion of shares distributed to shareholders of U.S. companies.

6. Determine the registered address.

7. Determine if you need to start an account or tax identification number (EIN).

A tax ID number is used to file a tax return with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

In addition to filing tax returns, such as opening a bank account, hiring employees, and applying for sales licenses, an EIN is required for almost all businesses related to your company.

If you've ever been in the U.S., you know that you have to pay excise tax on clothes and restaurants in the U.S. This is true even for online purchases (the tax rate is calculated based on the state to which the package is delivered). The consumption tax is collected by the merchant on behalf of the state** and declared and paid on a quarterly basis.

Therefore, if you are operating a retail business in the United States, you must apply for a seller's permit and make quarterly sales declarations.

Determine the type of U.S. company to be registered;

determine which state to register;

Prepare three company names: two of them are alternative, conduct a company name search to determine the final name of the U.S. company;

Provide copies of the personal identification of the company's shareholders and directors: must be at least 18 years old, regardless of nationality;

Determine the registered capital of the company: there is no registered capital requirement, no need to be actually in place, and the standard registered share capital (including the shareholding ratio of the company's shareholders, which is generally 50,000 US dollars by default);

Determine the scope of business of the company;

Provide a registered address (local address in the United States, our company can provide it).

Submit the application for incorporation to the U.S. company management department, and after the approval is completed, the U.S. company is incorporated.

To register a U.S. company, the following conditions must be met:

1.U.S. company name (English name) is required;

2.Provide scanned copies of ID cards or passports of directors and shareholders (must be at least 18 years old);

3.Provide the English signature of the chairman;

4.Provide the registered capital of the company (no capital verification is required);

5.Determine the proportion of shares to be distributed to shareholders of U.S. companies;

6.Determine the U.S. company registered address (which state);

7.Determine if you need to open a bank account or tax ID.

Registering a company in the U.S. is a relatively simple task, but there are various regulations and procedures that need to be followed. Here are some basic information and steps to register a U.S. company.

1. Company type.

There are many types of companies that can be registered in the country, including limited liability companies (LLCs), corporations, and partnerships. Among them, LLC is the most popular type, which combines the advantages of corporations and partnerships with lower taxes and administrative costs.

2. Company name.

Before registering a company, you need to decide on the name of your company. The company name must be unique and must not duplicate an existing company. You can check whether a similar trademark or name already exists on the U.S. Trademark Office.

3. Register the address.

In the United States, you need to determine the registered address of your company, which usually refers to the company's physical business address. In some states, you can choose to register your company at your own residence, but in others you are required to rent an office or commercial space locally in which bridge.

4. Shareholders and directors.

To register a company in the United States, there must be at least one owner and one director. Shareholders can be individuals or corporations, and directors must be natural persons. When registering a company, you will need to provide personal information about shareholders and directors.

5. Registration process.

The process of registering a company includes steps such as choosing the type of company, submitting an application for registration, drafting the articles of association, registering the company name, registering a tax account, and more. After completing all the steps, you will be issued a business license, which will make your company official.

6. Registration fee.

There are certain fees to be paid to register a company, which includes the registration fee of the ** department and the service fee of the lawyer or **person, etc. Registration fees vary from state to state, so please consult your local lawyer or registration agency for specific fees.

Summary: There are various regulations and procedures that need to be followed to register a company in the United States, but it is not difficult to register a company as long as the relevant regulations are followed. Working with a local lawyer or **person can better understand the local rules and regulations, which can lead to better company registration.

If you're considering starting a business in the U.S., registering a company is an indispensable step to build a solid foundation for your business path.

Depending on what you want to do, you can open a branch office in China, but you need to take the documents of the American company and approve it with the various departments in China.

It is also possible to open a company with a different name in China and then buy goods from the United States for sale in China.

Whether it's a Chinese company or a foreign-owned company depends on how you set up your company, if you're opening a branch of a U.S. company, then you can count as foreign-owned, but if you're opening a different company, because you're a green card holder, not a citizen, or a Chinese-owned company.

1. Application conditions for U.S. companies

1.More than one director and shareholder of the company (natural or legal person without international restrictions);

2.Valid identification document (ID card or passport for at least 18 years old);

2. Materials required for the registration of a U.S. company

1.Determine the U.S. company name (in English);

2.Provide scanned copies of ID cards or passports of directors and shareholders;

3.Provide the English signature of the chairman;

4.Determine the proportion of shares to be distributed to shareholders of U.S. companies;

3. Common types of registered U.S. companies

1.Share **** (inc): This is currently the most commonly used form of company registered by Chinese in the United States, because it does not involve double taxation, ** can be bought and sold privately, and can be listed later, including Apple Inc., Zhu Bajie Company are used in the form of inc;

2.Limited Liability Company (LLC): Most Chinese people who register companies in the United States to start doing business will choose to register a limited liability company, because such companies are simple in form, but relatively expensive, complicated to file taxes, and require a social security code SSN.

Fourth, the process of registering a U.S. company

1.Company name search (submit 1 most satisfactory name and submit 2 alternative names at the same time);

3.Signing of the agreement (signing the agreement according to the terms agreed by both parties);

4.delivery costs;

5.Sign the confirmation;

6.**Approval process (follow up the whole process of foreign-related affairs** go through relevant procedures);

7.The establishment of the company is completed (the return document is filed, and the company information is mailed).

5. A full set of information after the completion of the registration of the U.S. company

A copy of the registration document issued by the Secretary of State of Incorporation.

2.Minutes of the meeting at which the company was founded.

3.Statutes and bylaws stamped by the state**.

4.A set of minutes of statutory meetings.

5.Company seal (steel seal, strip seal).

6.1 copy of the company's ** account and 1 copy of the company's **.

7.1 copy of the U.S. company's legal secretary card.

8.1 copy of the list of documents of the U.S. company.

9.1 file box.

6. Time of registration of the company in the United States7. Annual review of U.S. companies

U.S. companies are required to undergo an annual review starting in the second year (in New York State, it is a biennial review), and the annual review fee varies from state to state.