How do I go about incorporating my company?

Answer 1

You should contact an attorney. They will assist you in completing incorporation paperwork and filing them with the state in which you live.

If you prefer to go it alone, you should contact the Secretary of State's office in the State in which your business' offices are located.

There are programs in which you can incorporate in other states, like Deleware or Colorado, even if your business isn't located there. This is mainly because of the protections of the laws of those states regarding corporations and liability. I think you can find information on those programs on the internet.

Answer 2

It is easiest and probably most prudent to have an attorney handle it for you -- they will be able to best advise you given the particulars of your company. You can do it on your own -- just Google it and look for one of those "$199 incorporate your company"-type websites. They have the general ability to get you incorporated.

Maybe you are asking for the steps involved? You'll have to file with your State (each State uses a different regulating body). You will have to do a corporate (dba) name search to make sure that you are the only "Acme Inc.". You will have to file articles of incorporation, by-laws and other corporate documents. You will have to designate share strata and distribution. On and on... that is why you may want to have an attorney help you get yourself incorporated. (You may find that incorporating is really not the corporate form that you should use, too.)

Answer 3

Depends on which country you are in, in the UK you either go direct to Companies House in London, or use an agency who can do the registration for you. I would not think the system of incorporating company's would be much different in the USA.

Answer 4

Go to the county clerk office and get a form.

Answer 5

first off - post it out there to 780,000 idiotic kids, the go to a lawbird

Answer 6

Hire an attorney to do it for you.