At Entity Express, we help business owners take the first step toward launching their company by handling the essential formation documents required by the state. Whether you're setting up an LLC or incorporating, we take care of the paperwork so you can focus on building your vision.

Our team ensures your documents are submitted properly and promptly, giving you peace of mind without the headache of navigating state forms and filings.

As part of our service, we’ll also act as your business’s registered agent for the first year—helping you stay compliant and protecting your privacy.

Simple. Reliable. Done for you.

A corporation is a legal business entity that is separate from its owners (called shareholders). It provides limited liability protection, meaning shareholders are generally not personally responsible for the company’s debts or liabilities. A corporation is managed by a board of directors and officers, who oversee operations and decision-making. This structure is often chosen by businesses that plan to raise capital, issue stock, or scale significantly, as it offers more formal governance and easier transfer of ownership compared to an LLC.

A member-managed LLC is a limited liability company in which all owners (called “members”) actively participate in the day-to-day operations and decision-making of the business. Each member has authority to act on behalf of the company, sign contracts, and manage operations, unless otherwise outlined in the operating agreement. This structure is common for small businesses and startups where owners want direct control over business activities.

A manager-managed LLC is a limited liability company in which the members (owners) appoint one or more designated managers to handle the daily operations and decision-making. In this structure, the members typically take on more of an investor or oversight role, while the manager—who may or may not be a member—runs the business. This setup is often chosen when some owners prefer to remain passive, or when the business is larger and requires centralized management.