Yes, BizzGo is a reputable company with excellent customer reviews and a proven track record of helping businesses with their formation and compliance needs.

Yes. Non‑US residents from most countries can legally form and own a US LLC or corporation; US law does not require you to be a citizen or resident to start an LLC

Yes. Because BizzGo works with US‑based partners and banks, people who live in countries under strong US or international sanctions generally cannot use our service. This often includes residents of places such as Iran, North Korea, Syria, Cuba, parts of Ukraine under Russian control (for example Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk), as well as certain high‑risk countries in Africa and Latin America. Always check the latest official sanctions information, because these lists can change.

Yes. BizzGo actively helps you open business bank accounts in both the US and the EU. After your company and EIN are ready, we guide you through applications with banks so you can receive payments in USD, EUR and other major currencies.

Normally you just need a valid passport, your home‑country address, email, phone number, and a short description of your business activity and company name idea.

No. You can form a company without an SSN; your business will use an Employer Identification Number (EIN), which can be issued by the IRS even for owners who do not have an SSN or ITIN.

Every US company must have a registered agent with a physical address in the state of formation; this is provided through BizzGo while you keep using your real address and phone in your own country.

You choose a package and fill in your details; BizzGo then passes the information to system, which files your company with the chosen state and handles the EIN application.

Many states approve an LLC in a few days, while an EIN for foreign‑owned companies can take up to three months when processed by the IRS.

In most cases everything is handled online; you may only need to sign a digital IRS form and later sign documents for your bank or payment providers.

Wyoming is popular because it offer simple rules and relatively low ongoing fees.

Yes. Once your company and EIN are ready, you can apply for platforms like Stripe or multi‑currency business accounts to receive payments in USD/EUR and other currencies from anywhere.

No. Creating a company does not automatically give any immigration status; visas and work permits are separate processes handled under US immigration law.

You may own the company from abroad, but to live or work in the United States you still need an appropriate visa or other legal permission.