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- If you're a non-U.S. resident, where should you form your LLC? Here are five top reasons why you should form your LLC in Wyoming if you're a non-U.S. resident. My name is Sam Mollaei. I'm the number one, highest-rated business lawyer for entrepreneurs. I help entrepreneurs start their U.S. business with peace of mind without dealing with complicated government forms. In 2013, I started a virtual law firm so I could work remotely anywhere in the world and help entrepreneurs start their U.S. business at the same time. Since then, I've assisted more than 1,246 entrepreneurs start their U.S. business. If you're a non-U.S. resident, meaning you operate your business from outside the U.S., Wyoming is the best state to form your LLC in. There's a lot of misinformation online that says Delaware or Nevada are better. However, this is not correct. Wyoming is even better state than Delaware or Nevada to form your LLC in. Here are the top five reasons why. Wyoming has cheaper annual fees of $50 a year versus $300 in Delaware or $350 in Nevada. Number two: You don't have to be a U.S. citizen and you don't need a U.S. mailing address to form your LLC in Wyoming. Three: Wyoming offers anonymous ownership, meaning names of the LLC members do not have to be disclosed. Four: Wyoming does not have any state, corporate, or capital gain taxes. Five and most importantly: Wyoming is very easy, simple, and straightforward process to form your LLC in. Benefits such as these, combined with my personal service, make Wyoming the best state for LLC for non-U.S. residents. However, I must warn you that if you will be operating physically inside the U.S.; then it's best to form your LLC in your home state. Your home state is the state where you're physically located and doing business in. So, for example, if you will be operating in California, then you should form your LLC in California. Or if you're gonna be operating in New York, then you should form your LLC in New York. That is the answer. However, if you're not planning to have physical presence in the U.S., meaning that you will be operating solely from outside the U.S., then you should form your LLC in Wyoming. In summary, if you're a non-U.S. resident, form your LLC in Wyoming. Otherwise, form your LLC in the state where you're physically located. In the past four years, my non-U.S. clients have been really happy with forming the LLC in Wyoming. And I've never had any issues with Wyoming. That's why I always recommend Wyoming LLC for my non-U.S. clients. If you're looking to start your U.S. business, start here: go to Mollaeilaw.com to get more information.