Texas charges a $300 state filing fee for a new LLC Certificate of Formation. Our service fee starts at $350, which covers preparation and filing of all documents, plus EIN filing guidance and Operating Agreement template. State fees are billed separately and shown on your itemized quote.

Standard Texas SOS processing is typically 2 to 3 business days. Expedited filing is available in most cases for an additional state fee and can be completed in 24 hours. Your EIN can usually be secured the same day your LLC is approved.

Yes. Every Texas LLC and Corporation is required to have a Registered Agent with a physical Texas address (not a P.O. Box). We can serve as your Registered Agent for $120/year, which keeps your home address private and ensures you never miss legal notices.

An LLC is simpler to run, has flexible taxation (sole prop, partnership, or S-Corp), and is ideal for most small businesses. A Corporation is better if you plan to raise investor capital, issue stock, or take advantage of specific tax strategies. We’ll help you decide based on your goals — no extra charge for the consultation.

Technically you can use your SSN as a single-member LLC, but we strongly recommend getting an EIN. You’ll need it to open a business bank account, apply for a sales tax permit, hire employees, or establish business credit. Our flat fee is $45.

The Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) report is filed with FinCEN and is required for most new LLCs and Corporations formed in the U.S. Missing the deadline can result in steep penalties. We file it for you for a flat $75.

Yes. We regularly help ITIN holders and non-U.S. residents open LLCs in Texas and obtain EINs. We’ll walk you through the documentation required and file everything correctly.

Absolutely — that’s our specialty. VIP Choice Service offers bookkeeping, monthly accounting, payroll, sales tax, and annual tax preparation. Most of our formation clients become long-term clients because we already know their business from day one.