CORPBOLT targets foreign founders needing a US LLC and EIN without an SSN

CORPBOLT is pitching a remote Wyoming LLC formation package for founders outside the US who do not have a Social Security Number. The service bundles LLC formation, EIN filing, a registered agent and a US business address, aiming to remove a common barrier for non-resident entrepreneurs trying to set up banking and payments in the US.

Why it matters: - Founders abroad often need a US entity to work with American customers, banks and payment platforms. - CORPBOLT is positioning itself as an all-in-one formation service for non-residents who need a Wyoming LLC and an EIN without first getting an SSN or traveling to the United States. - The package is designed to help non-resident founders build a US-facing business structure while keeping the process remote.

What happened: - CORPBOLT introduced a formation service for non-US residents that bundles a Wyoming LLC, a federal EIN, a registered agent and a US business address. - The company says formation starts at $349 per year for the LLC, registered agent and US business address, with the complete package including EIN filing priced at $599 per year. - State filing fees are included in both plans. - The service is available through corpbolt.com.

The details: - CORPBOLT says the Foundation plan covers LLC formation, registered agent service and a US business address. - The Launch plan adds EIN preparation and filing, plus a digital mailbox for scanned mail. - Wyoming’s filing fee is covered in the pricing, and the plans renew annually. - The company says the formation process is fully remote, with no notarization, travel or US partner required. - CORPBOLT files the Wyoming Articles of Organization, sets up the registered agent and business address, and handles the IRS SS-4 application using the foreign-owner route. - The company says the IRS often processes faxed EIN applications in about four business days and mailed applications in about four weeks. - The finished file includes stamped formation documents, the EIN confirmation and address documentation. - CORPBOLT says the company is structured for founders who are not US citizens, residents or visa holders and who do not have a Social Security Number. - The company highlights use cases such as consultants, e-commerce sellers, software teams and agencies serving US customers. - CORPBOLT says a US LLC can help with client recognition, USD invoicing, access to US payment platforms and separation of business and personal assets. - The company says Wyoming is a favored state because it has no state income tax, a $100 filing fee, about $60 in annual fees and private owner details on public filings. - CORPBOLT says ongoing obligations can include Wyoming’s annual report and, for foreign-owned single-member LLCs, Form 5472 attached to a pro forma Form 1120. - The company says it can also prepare and file the annual Form 5472 package for founders who want ongoing compliance handled.

Between the lines: - CORPBOLT is trying to solve a narrow but common pain point: many formation services assume a founder already has a US tax identity number. - The pitch centers less on incorporation itself and more on packaging the IRS foreign-owner EIN process into a simpler remote workflow. - The service also sets expectations clearly on what it does not do, including opening bank accounts, promising bank approval or changing a founder’s home-country tax obligations. - That framing may appeal to founders abroad who want a complete document set before approaching banks or fintech platforms.

What's next: - CORPBOLT says founders can compare the two plans and start online at corpbolt.com. - The company says it can also handle annual Form 5472 compliance for clients who want the full calendar managed. - The service is likely to remain aimed at non-resident founders who need a US company structure but do not plan to relocate.

The bottom line: - CORPBOLT is betting that non-resident founders want a simple promise: a Wyoming LLC, an EIN and a usable US business file, all handled remotely and without an SSN.