Blocked international transfers
Supplier payments held up, fees at every step, supporting documents requested after the fact.
What’s holding you back
Supplier payments held up, fees at every step, supporting documents requested after the fact.
International business, foreign currencies: many local banks refuse or impose limits.
Payment solutions and marketplaces aren’t always available from your country.
What I do
What I do
What I don’t do
How it works
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Thirty minutes: your situation, the choice between LLC and LLP, and a check of your banking access.
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A questionnaire and your documents. I tell you exactly what’s missing.
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I prepare and submit the files, and keep you informed at every step.
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I support you with your business account applications. Each institution has the final say.
Frequently asked questions
No, and nobody can guarantee it. An LLC lets you apply. Opening remains subject to each institution’s approval, depending on your profile and your business. On the first call, I check what is realistic for you.
No. An LLC can be owned by someone who doesn’t live in the United States. However, access to banks depends on your nationality and your residence: that’s the first thing I check.
An international business account generally lets you send payments abroad. The conditions and the countries covered depend on each institution: we look together at the ones that fit your business.
The LLC has its own reporting obligations in the United States, and your income is declared under the rules of the country where you reside. I don’t give tax advice: for your situation, consult a professional.
I don’t guarantee any timeframe: it depends on the authorities and the institutions, not on me. I tell you at every step where your file stands.
Next step
I look at your nationality, your residence and your business, and I tell you which accounts are realistic. If your profile doesn’t qualify, you haven’t spent a thing.