About LLCPros

Forming a limited liability company is something most people can do themselves. The state forms are short, and the fees are set by law. What makes it hard is that every state does it a little differently: a different name for the filing, different fees, different rules for the registered agent and the company name, and different reports afterward. Some states require you to publish a notice in a newspaper; a few want an operating agreement by law.

LLCPros puts each state’s rules in one place and turns them into a short interview. You answer plain questions — your LLC’s name, who owns it, who receives legal papers — and LLCPros prepares:

• a filing worksheet with every answer in the order your state asks for it,
• a ready-to-sign formation document in states that accept one,
• an operating agreement for one owner or several,
• the registered agent’s consent where the state asks for it, and
• a filing plan: where to file, what it costs, and what comes after.

You file with the state yourself and pay the state’s fee directly — LLCPros never handles your filing fee.

How we keep the rules current

Each state’s rules were researched from that state’s official business-filing office and statutes; every state page shows when they were last checked and lists anything we could not confirm from an official source, so you know what to double-check. If you spot something out of date, please tell us.