Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — there is no citizenship or residency requirement to own a US LLC or C-Corp.

Delaware suits companies raising investment; Wyoming suits owner-run businesses seeking privacy and low cost. We advise per your case.

No — we obtain an EIN for the company without one.

Free zones suit international and online businesses; mainland suits trading within the UAE market. We match this to your activity.

It can — company owners are often eligible for an investor residency visa.

The UAE applies corporate tax with thresholds and free-zone reliefs; we advise on your position.

Yes — there is no residency requirement for directors or shareholders.

Yes, a registered office — we provide one.

No firm can. Banks decide on their own criteria. We prepare your file to the standard that maximises the chance of approval.

Yes — with the right company, EIN and documentation, which we prepare.

No — the bank decides; we maximise your chances with a clean, complete file.

Many Swiss banks set minimums, especially for private accounts — we tell you per institution.

Some banks require an in-person meeting; we confirm upfront.

It is possible with the right documentation and rationale, which we prepare.

It depends on your activities and treaty position — we assess this specifically for you.

Not automatically — it turns on whether you have US-effectively-connected income. We assess this for you.

An information return required of many foreign-owned US LLCs; missing it carries penalties, so we handle it.

Free zones can offer relief for qualifying activity, subject to conditions — we confirm your eligibility.

Yes for certain activities; we ensure you meet them.

A certificate authenticating a public document for use in another Hague Convention country.

We arrange full legalisation through the relevant consular channel instead.

Whenever an institution wants proof a copy matches the original without taking the original.

In many cases yes; we confirm what your recipient will accept.

Several routes require or pair with one; the freelance route may not. We match the route to you.

There are presence requirements to maintain residency; we explain them clearly.

A residency route for those with stable passive or remote income; we assess your eligibility.

Over a qualifying period, yes — we map the full timeline.

Several categories cover founders, employees on qualifying salaries, and investors; we identify yours.

No — there is no residence requirement.

Yes — spouse and qualifying dependents are typically eligible.

Typically several months after due diligence; we give a realistic timeline upfront.

A short presence requirement applies over the first years; we explain it.

Yes — its family pricing is among the most competitive in the Caribbean.

Yes — it is long-established and well-regulated; we only advise on compliant programs.

No residence requirement; we confirm any minor procedural steps.

Grenada citizens can apply for the US E-2 treaty investor visa — a route most other CBI passports don't offer.

No — it accompanies it; you carry both.

It is recognised in most countries; we confirm for your destination.

A sworn/certified translation carries certification accepted by authorities and courts.

Yes — agreed in writing before work begins. Government and third-party charges are shown separately.

For multi-stage matters, fees can be staged against milestones. Ask during your consultation.