Incorporating Delaware CorporationsWhat is a Delaware corporation?Delaware corporations are separate legal entities established by the shareholders. The shareholders elect to have an incorporator make the action to incorporate a Delaware corporation to create a separate entity from them personally. How much do Delaware corporations cost?A Delaware corporation will cost $89 to file the certificate of incorporation (if only one page). There is a $9 fee for each additional page filed. How to form Delaware corporations:It will take about 3 weeks to process your DE corporation certificate of incorporation. You can mail or fax your DE certificate of incorporation to the DE Secretary of State. Delaware has a few expedited processing options including 24 hour or same day processing. If you need a federal tax ID number, that can be obtained online immediately with the IRS. How are Delaware corporations regulated?Delaware Corporations are governed by the Delaware Code – Title 8, Chapter 1 General Corporation Law. Delaware corporations require:An incorporating Delaware ending such as Inc, corporation, or incorporated; a general corporation purpose; the amount of Delaware corporation shares you would like to authorize; the par value of the shares; the name, address, and signature of the Delaware incorporator; and the registered agent of the Delaware corporation. You can do this yourself and use our free Delaware corporate tools we provide in your online account, or you can pay our $100 incorporating Delaware service fee and we'll do it for you. When you pay us to form your Delaware corporation, your money actually goes back into the local community. Why? Because we actually run a corporation in Delaware, just like you. When we incorporate a Delaware corporation, Our incorporating Delaware service includes:
Total incorporating Delaware package for only $314 to form a Delaware corporation, and that includes the state filing fees.
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