You run your business from Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad or anywhere else in Pakistan. We help you form a US LLC from Pakistan entirely remotely — the state filing, a registered agent for the first year, your company documents, and guided support with your business-banking application. No U.S. travel, and no local partner needed for many eligible paths.
Selling to US and international clients from Pakistan often means fighting your tools. Some payment platforms are not available domestically, international clients hesitate over cross-border invoices, and marketplaces ask for business details a sole proprietorship cannot always provide. A US LLC gives you a recognized structure to invoice from, apply to platforms with, and build under.
Invoice US and European clients from a recognized US entity, and get paid into a US business account once your application is approved.
Put a US entity behind your storefront for marketplaces and the business tools that expect one.
A US LLC lets you apply for US payment platforms and business tooling that are hard to reach from a domestic setup.
A US LLC does not change your personal tax residency in Pakistan, and it is not a visa. For how it interacts with your Pakistani obligations, talk to a qualified tax professional.
Have your passport, current residential address, proposed company name, ownership details, business activity and expected customer locations ready. Banking and payment providers may request additional evidence about your business, customers or source of funds. Requirements vary, so we confirm the formation information first and explain any provider-specific documentation separately.
Opening a U.S. business bank account is where non-resident founders most often get stuck — and where many providers simply hand you a link and disappear. We prepare your bank-ready document pack, help match you to institutions that fit your profile, and keep working with you if the first application is declined. Approval is always the financial institution's decision — we make sure you arrive prepared, and we don't leave when it gets hard.
Your business activity, where your customers are, and how you want to get paid. We help you compare structures and states based on the information you provide.
Company formation with the state, registered agent for a full year, and your digital company documents.
A bank-ready document pack, guidance on current institution requirements, and support through your application.
You receive your documents and next-step checklist. If banking or payment platforms take longer, we stay with you.
U.S. address & mail handling, compliance reminders, and growth add-ons when you need them.
Annual report and registered-agent renewals are available as separate services so you stay in good standing.
All prices in USD. State/government filing fees are shown at cost and confirmed before filing — never marked up. Selling online? We also offer E-Commerce Launch ($799), E-Commerce Growth ($1,049) and E-Commerce Premium ($1,449) packages built for Amazon and Shopify sellers — ask on WhatsApp. Every package includes a free business website, domain and business email for year one.
The question every founder asks first. Here is the whole first year with a Wyoming LLC on the Starter plan — no hidden lines.
| Item | Cost (USD) |
|---|---|
| CrossPoint Starter service fee | $349 |
| Wyoming state filing fee (paid at cost) | approx. $102 |
| Registered agent — first year | Included |
| First-year total, from | approx. $451 |
Growth ($599) and Premium ($999) plans add more support on top of the same state fee. From year two, Wyoming requires an annual report (from $60, paid to the state) and registered-agent renewal — both confirmed with you before anything is due. Figures reflect state fees published in July 2026; your exact state fee is confirmed before filing.
A relatively low filing fee and annual-report requirement, with strong owner privacy and no state income tax. It fits many remote businesses, but the right choice depends on how and where the business operates.
The lowest-cost option, with no annual report to file. A good fit for lean, single-owner businesses.
The standard for startups that plan to raise investment or issue shares to multiple founders.
Not sure? Tell us your plan on the setup form and we'll recommend the state that fits — there's no one-size answer.
Still comparing states? Read our detailed guide to Wyoming vs New Mexico LLC costs, privacy and annual requirements.
Formation services price differently, and a low headline fee can hide higher renewals. Before choosing anyone — including us — compare the full picture and verify current terms directly with each provider.
Look past the first-year price. Compare registered-agent renewal, compliance services, and mail handling year over year.
Check which documents, filings, and support are in the price versus billed separately later.
Ask what happens after formation — especially with banking. That's where most first-time founders get stuck.
Yes. You do not need US citizenship, a visa, or a trip to the US for many eligible setup paths. You need a passport, your business details, and a service that handles the state-side requirements — which is what we do.
There is no single best state for every Pakistani founder. If your business will operate physically in a particular state, that state may be the appropriate choice. For remote businesses without a physical U.S. presence, Wyoming and New Mexico are commonly compared because their fees and ongoing requirements differ, while Delaware is generally more relevant when building a venture-backed corporation. Most states permit foreign ownership, but each state has its own LLC rules (see the IRS overview of LLCs). Read our Wyoming vs New Mexico LLC guide before deciding.
It may be possible, but eligibility and approval depend on the financial institution, business activity, ownership structure and documentation. We prepare the document pack and explain the application requirements; final approval is determined by the institution.
You can pay our service fee by card through our secure checkout. Before filing, we confirm the applicable state fee and any other third-party costs.
A US LLC has US filing obligations, and your personal tax position in Pakistan stays governed by Pakistani law. We are not a tax advisor in either country — confirm your specifics with a qualified professional.
State formation is often a few business days and varies by state. Banking and payment-platform reviews take longer and are controlled by each provider. We never promise a fixed timeline we don't control.
Answer a few questions and we'll recommend your structure, state, and plan — then handle the rest remotely.