Wyoming Registered Agent Prime LLC offers Wyoming corporation formation for $55 + $100 state fee, preparing and filing the formation documents for a Wyoming corporation with the Wyoming Secretary of State and providing the Wyoming registered agent and registered office the entity is required to maintain.

A Wyoming corporation is formed by filing articles of incorporation with the Wyoming Secretary of State and is governed by the Wyoming Business Corporation Act; its shareholders have limited liability. Whether it is taxed as a C corp or an S corp is a separate federal choice.

The articles of incorporation shall set forth … the number of shares the corporation is authorized to issue, which may be unlimited if so stated … the street address of the corporation’s initial registered office and the name of its initial registered agent at that office; and … the name and address of each incorporator.

Wyoming Business Corporation Act — Wyo. Stat. § 17-16-202(a)

To form a corporation in Wyoming, you file the Wyoming Articles of Incorporation with the Secretary of State — the charter that creates the company. Wyoming incorporation is a single filing: it names the corporation, the number of shares it may issue, its initial registered office and agent, and its incorporators. Our Wyoming incorporation services prepare that document and handle the Wyoming Secretary of State Articles of Incorporation filing for you, with a registered agent included.

Every Wyoming corporation is formed the same way; the labels differ by tax and by type. By default a Wyoming corporation is a Wyoming C corp, taxed under Subchapter C. S-corp status is a federal tax election made with the IRS on Form 2553 — it is not a Wyoming filing, and because Wyoming has no state income tax, the Wyoming S corp benefits are purely federal. We form the corporation; the S-corp election and any tax advice are separate and handled with your accountant.

Wyoming also recognises specific variants. A Wyoming close corporation is a smaller corporation that opts into simplified governance under the Wyoming Statutory Close Corporation Supplement, and a Wyoming professional corporation is formed by licensed professionals under a separate statute, with each shareholder holding the relevant license. Whichever fits, the benefits of Wyoming corporation status are the same starting point: limited liability, no state income tax, and low annual cost.