Your US company, formed from India.

The published Delaware and Wyoming formation materials focus on the entity, its name, the filer or organizer, and a registered agent with a physical in-state address. Neither lists US citizenship as a formation requirement. From those materials, we infer that a founder living in India can submit an application.

That is our reading, not a promise from either filing office. The office reviewing the filing decides whether to accept it, and all current state and federal rules still apply. Check the Delaware Division of Corporations or the Wyoming Secretary of State before filing.

LLC versus C-Corp and Delaware versus Wyoming depend on ownership, financing, and where the company will operate. Start with LLC vs. C-Corp for non-residents and which state should I form in?. Corppy does not choose for you.

The EIN belongs to the company, not to you. IRS Form SS-4 asks you to identify a responsible party — the individual who ultimately owns or controls the entity. That is not automatically the person completing the form. If the responsible party has no SSN or ITIN and is ineligible for one, the current instructions allow “foreign” or N/A on line 7b.

The online EIN assistant is not available to applicants with no US legal residence, principal place of business, or principal office. Those applicants must use another current IRS method. Read the SS-4 instructions and the IRS's employer ID number page, then follow the live instructions. More in getting an EIN without an SSN.

Corppy runs a guided formation application: it collects the details the filing needs, prepares the Delaware Certificate or Wyoming Articles, and keeps the formation and EIN work connected in one order. The checkout shows the current package before you pay — $449 — $349 Corppy + $100 Wyoming filing fee, or $508 — $399 Corppy + $109 Delaware filing fee.

It does not supply a registered agent, US address, US phone, state tax registration, bank or processor account, operating agreement, Indian filing, tax return, or Form 5472. It cannot guarantee name acceptance or provider approval. Arrange the required registered agent separately.

Forming a US entity does not replace what you owe at home. Indian tax, reporting, currency, ownership, and funding questions need a qualified local adviser. A practical question for your Indian adviser: what records should you keep for ownership and funding of the US entity? Get that advice before funding or operating the US entity.

In the US, foreign qualification, licenses, and tax depend on where and how the company operates. Form 5472 may apply to a foreign-owned US entity. Provider onboarding is a separate decision; see US bank accounts for non-residents. Recurring state compliance continues after formation; start with keeping your LLC in good standing. Treat each issue as fact-dependent, not as a fixed answer.