Delaware LLC Setup Assistance For Non-Residents: International Service Announced

Sep 24, 2026

VALIS International has launched a remote Delaware LLC formation service for non-U.S. entrepreneurs, covering incorporation, EIN retrieval, and U.S. bank account access.

Wilmington, United States, September 24, 2026 /PressCable/ -- VALIS International has announced a dedicated service to help non-U.S. entrepreneurs form Delaware LLCs without traveling to the United States. The offering covers incorporation, retrieval of an Employer Identification Number (EIN), and access to a U.S. business bank account, giving founders based outside the country a structured path to establishing a legal presence in the American market.

More information is available at https://valisinternational.com/

Delaware draws international founders because of its established legal framework and long-standing reputation among business owners worldwide, according to industry analysis. The state's LLC structure applies pass-through taxation, so non-resident owners are taxed only at the individual level on their share of profits, avoiding double taxation beyond the standard tax levied by the state itself.

As the company explains, forming a U.S. LLC can open doors that many international founders otherwise find closed, beyond the tax treatment described above. For example, a U.S. entity gives non-resident owners access to payment processors built for American commerce, along with U.S. banking relationships and the ability to sell to customers across the country.

As such, VALIS International structures its assistance around two main paths. Its Expedited United States Business Presence Package, priced at $353 plus $35 per month, includes incorporation in Delaware or Wyoming, registered agent service, EIN retrieval, a U.S. office address with mail forwarding, and introductions to banks willing to work with non-U.S. residents. Entrepreneurs seeking a lower-cost entry can instead choose the company's no-cost formation option, which covers state filing fees and pairs with a compliance package starting at $10 per month or $100 per year.

David Gendron, a Canadian entrepreneur, started the company in 1995 after running into the practical obstacles of selling into the American market as a non-resident himself. Since then, VALIS International has guided founders from more than 130 countries through the process of setting up in the United States, focusing on incorporation, tax registration, and banking access for entrepreneurs abroad.

Following this launch, the company has taken extensive steps to educate its clients on the realities of international LLC formation, establishing a comprehensive resource database on their website. Entrepreneurs interested in forming a Delaware LLC remotely are invited to learn more about the service and its available packages.

Additional details on VALIS International's incorporation services are available at https://valisinternational.com/

Contact Info:
Name: David Gendron
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Organization: VALIS International
Address: 501 Silverside Rd #105, Wilmington, Delaware 19809, United States
Website: https://valisinternational.com/

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