Set Up A Corporation

When properly formed and maintained, a corporation:

1. Separates personal assets from business liabilities

2. Limits shareholder liability

3. Improves credibility with banks, vendors, and investors

4. Allows flexible ownership and equity structures

5. Supports long-term tax and growth planning

For many business owners, incorporating is a critical step toward operating professionally and protecting what they’ve built.

You can form a corporation in any U.S. state. The best choice depends on where you operate and how your business is structured.

Common options include:

1. Nevada for business-friendly regulations and streamlined compliance

2. Delaware for its well-established corporate law framework

3. Your home state if your business maintains an active presence there

ISG assists with corporation formation in California, Nevada, Delaware, and select home states—helping you choose the structure that best aligns with your goals.

Your corporate name must be unique and compliant with state naming rules.

We assist with:

1. Corporate name availability searches

2. Name reservation, when available

3. Backup name planning to avoid filing delays

If your business name will be used commercially, we can also provide guidance on federal trademark considerations.

Every corporation must appoint:

• At least one Director

• Corporate officers to manage daily operations

Typical officer roles include President, Treasurer (or CFO), and Secretary. These roles may be held by one individual if permitted by state law.

We ensure your corporation is structured correctly, while keeping the process simple.

All corporations are required to maintain a Registered Agent (R.A.) in their state of formation.

As your registered agent, we:

1. Receive official legal and state correspondence

2. Help maintain compliance with state requirements

3. Protect your privacy by keeping your personal address off public records

Our Corporation Formation Services include:

1. Preparation and filing of Articles of Incorporation

2. Registered agent setup

3. Corporate name review

4. Initial compliance guidance

5. Ongoing support as your business grows

We can coordinate with your attorney or tax advisor when needed.