FAQ

No. A non-U.S. resident can be a member of a Wyoming LLC. In practice, the key topics are ongoing tax compliance and verification and compliance (KYC/AML) requirements at banks and payment providers.

It depends on state processing times and data completeness. The state filing can be fast, but a full operational pack (EIN, documents, Apostille/translations if needed) takes longer.

It sets internal rules (ownership, management, distributions, authorities). It is not always legally required in Wyoming, but it is operationally critical and improves legal defensibility.

They are opening resolutions that organize the company’s launch (authorities, accounts, internal appointments). They often help with onboarding and counterparties.

An Employer Identification Number issued by the IRS. It is often needed for invoicing, payment integrations, contracting, and compliance processes.

The client (an authorized person) signs the SS-4. Go Solutions prepares the paperwork and coordinates, but does not sign on the client’s behalf.

Wyoming provides strong privacy in the state registry (member/manager names are not required in the Articles of Organization). This does not remove identification required by the IRS, banks and payment providers (verification and compliance KYC/AML).

Generally, no. Public records typically include the registered agent and registered office. Owner data may be held by other systems (IRS, bank, KYC).

An Apostille certifies the authenticity of a signature and seal on a public document. It is needed when using U.S. documents in EU (e.g., Poland) (authorities, courts, some counterparties).

In remote notarization the notary verifies identity and acknowledges the signature. It is a common cross-border standard and supports Apostille authentication.

For authorities and courts, foreign-language documents are typically provided with sworn translations. Requirements vary by case. PRESTIGE reduces this risk by including sworn translations.

No. Tax residency and local rules in your EU country (e.g., Poland) — including CFC regimes — may trigger local obligations regardless of where the company is formed.

No. We do not provide tax advice. We can flag common risks and provide a checklist for tax counsel review.

CFC rules can attribute income of a foreign entity to an EU‑country tax resident (e.g., in Poland) in certain cases. We mention it because transparency and compliance are fundamental to a defensible structure.

Wyoming LLC formation is USD 100. The Annual Report/License Tax is a minimum of USD 60 per year (or calculated based on Wyoming assets).

A yearly filing/license tax to keep the company in good standing. It is filed in the anniversary month; the compliance due date is treated as the 1st day of that month.

No. Banks/fintechs decide based on their verification and compliance (KYC/AML) processes and business profile. We prepare documentation and organize governance to increase operational readiness.

Often yes, because a U.S. entity with an EIN is a common format for many platforms. Each platform has its own requirements and verification processes.

Often yes, but it requires a case-specific assessment and documents. PRESTIGE includes Apostille + sworn translations, which helps. We do not guarantee authority/court decisions.

The registered agent receives official correspondence and forwards it per procedure. Go Solutions notifies you and provides scans/forwarding according to your package.

Yes. Changes typically require an amendment filing with the Secretary of State and applicable fees.

Yes. It requires more detailed Operating Agreement drafting and resolutions (authorities, exit provisions).

It depends on the stage and provider (notary, registered agent, bank). Typically a photo ID and proof of address; details are provided during onboarding.

Yes, to the extent applicable to EU clients. The controller is Go Solutions LLC, and U.S. transfers are safeguarded e.g. via Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs).

Yes. After purchase we issue sales documentation consistent with the agreed billing model (B2B/B2C).

If you are a consumer, distance-selling withdrawal rules may apply. If you request early performance, services performed until withdrawal may be payable under consumer law.

Yes. The LLC must maintain a Wyoming registered office and a registered agent with an in-state address.

Yes, but tax consequences depend on where business is actually carried out and where the owner is tax resident.

At minimum: filed formation documents (PDF) and corporate documentation per your package.

Yes, we can obtain it as an add-on service.

Yes. It is a statutory requirement to maintain a Wyoming LLC.

No. Banks and payment providers must perform verification and compliance checks (KYC/AML) and identify beneficial owners/controllers.

Not always, but in practice it is often needed for operational processes.

Depending on the package we coordinate the process within proper authorization and client-signed forms.

For state documents, typically yes; for federal documents, the U.S. Department of State handles apostilles.

It depends on the notary platform’s procedures. We provide details when scheduling.

A sworn translator registered in an EU country (e.g., Poland). In PRESTIGE we coordinate and include it in the price.

The company may lose good standing and become delinquent and eventually be administratively dissolved.

Yes, it is calculated based on Wyoming assets, with a minimum of USD 60.

It depends. Some informational filings may apply even without U.S. income (e.g., for certain foreign-owned disregarded entities).

Often it is pass-through/disregarded, but elections and actual activity change obligations. This is a tax-counsel topic.

Yes, but invoicing and VAT must be structured correctly under EU and residency rules.

It depends on your model and bank/counterparty requirements. At minimum, keep transaction records and corporate documents.

We can recommend or coordinate via a partner as an add-on.

Go Solutions is a Wyoming company providing formation coordination; we cooperate with a EU-based law firm for EU (e.g., Poland) legal matters.

Yes, we prepare PoAs when a procedure requires them, based on client data.

We apply data minimization, access controls, and legal safeguards for U.S. transfers (SCCs).

BUSINESS and PRESTIGE include a 1-year domain, subject to availability. In other packages it may be provided as a bonus (no guarantee).

Yes—via add-on services (Annual Report, changes, compliance, documents).

Yes, as an add-on, provided we have the necessary document set.

Package prices are listed as net (B2B). For consumers, we clarify tax treatment at checkout.

It includes items often priced separately: notarization, full-set Apostille, sworn translations, couriered originals, and priority legal support.

Rules have been dynamic. We assess current requirements for your case at onboarding.

Yes—formation filings are made through the SOS/WyoBiz system.

Yes, notarization is performed by a Wyoming-authorized notary (RON).

Depends on package. BUSINESS: the set included. PRESTIGE: full registration set.

In PRESTIGE they cover the full set of documents delivered as paper originals.

No. We provide documentation and guidance, but the authority/court decides and it depends on the facts.

Yes, as an add-on legal support service.

We can coordinate after scope analysis (classes, jurisdiction: U.S./EU/PL).

No. Public data is determined by filing rules. We minimize public exposure where lawful.

In PRESTIGE we ship via an international courier with tracking.

Yes. Materials and communication can be in PL/EN.

It depends on your situation in your EU country (e.g., Poland). We do not promise automatic elimination; this requires local legal and tax analysis.

It depends on your sales model and place-of-supply rules. This should be assessed during planning.

Yes—the first year is included in every package. Renewals are an add-on.

Yes. It requires a formal change filing in Wyoming.

PRESTIGE includes sworn Polish translations. Other packages deliver English documents.

Generally it provides limited liability, but protection depends on formalities, contracts, and operations. It is not an absolute shield.

In many cases yes, but the process depends on status and submission method. We coordinate this in START+ packages.

Yes, to the extent required by law (responsible party for EIN, potential filings). This data is not public in the state registry.

After purchase you receive an onboarding email, data checklist and timeline. We communicate by email and short calls when needed.

In BUSINESS/PRESTIGE we draft it in English (market standard and useful in the U.S.).

Yes, to the extent required for formation and notary/agent services. It is part of security and compliance.

Yes. You pay the difference and we deliver missing elements, subject to procedural feasibility.

No—the process is remote. Some banks/counterparties may require in-person steps, but that is not standard and not controlled by us.

Yes—the standard Wyoming formation filing fee is included in the packages.

Yes. After purchase we collect data and agree a start date. Note that some fees and deadlines (e.g., Annual Report) depend on the formation date.

Yes. You can provide your own document for review. In BUSINESS/PRESTIGE we can also prepare a tailored version for your needs.

Usually no. Notarization is typically used for documents that will be Apostilled or used in official cross‑border workflows. The scope depends on your case and package.

Yes. Wyoming allows single‑member LLCs. Practically, your internal documents (Operating Agreement, resolutions) should reflect that structure.

Yes. Internal changes are typically handled via resolutions and an updated Operating Agreement. If changes affect KYC/IRS matters, additional steps may be required.

A Registered Agent is a Wyoming-based party authorized to receive official/legal correspondence (service of process) and maintain a registered office address. Wyoming law requires it.

Yes. Official mail is received by the Registered Agent. Depending on the service model, we provide scans and can arrange forwarding when needed.

Articles of Organization are the formation filing submitted to the Secretary of State. After approval you receive a filed PDF confirmation and the company appears in the registry.

Good standing means the company is active and compliant (e.g., Annual Report filed). A certificate is often requested by counterparties, platforms, or official processes.

Typically: Wyoming Annual Report/License Tax and Registered Agent renewal. Additional costs depend on operations (e.g., certificates, Apostille, legal support).

Yes, it can be filed online. Consider privacy: the filing discloses the filer’s details, which is why we offer a privacy-friendly option via an authorized agent.

Not for the state registry. In practice, some banks/counterparties may request additional address information for KYC.

Usually no. An EIN is issued for an existing entity, so the LLC must be formed first.

No. An EIN generally does not expire, but IRS filing obligations may apply depending on your situation (e.g., informational forms).

It depends on the tax classification and your operations. Many non-residents keep operational books (income/expenses) and consult tax counsel on filing obligations.

Possibly, but regulated industries require licenses and additional compliance in the U.S. and/or your home country. Case-specific analysis is required before filing.

Typically: proposed name, contact details, structure (member/manager), correspondence address and a basic business description. For EIN/notarization, signatures and identity verification are also required.

It is standard for notarization and verification/compliance (KYC/AML) in cross-border workflows. It protects you and the company and supports lawful authentication of documents.

Yes. If you later need Apostille, notarization or translations, we can typically arrange them as add-ons, subject to the documents qualifying for the procedure.

No. In START we include an informational translation so you can understand the Operating Agreement. Full sworn translations are included in PRESTIGE.

No. We provide formation and documentation services (legal ops). Tax positions and filings are the client’s responsibility with their tax adviser; we flag common risks transparently.

Yes, but you should settle outstanding matters (contracts, obligations, potential annual filings). Closing (dissolution) is handled through formal Wyoming procedures.

It depends on your circumstances and cross-border accounting rules. We can provide sales documentation; you should confirm cost treatment with your accountant.

Yes. If you are not ready to register, reach out—we’ll discuss your goals and recommend the right steps before you make business/legal decisions.