LLCforPakistan.com charges a flat fee of $200 for US LLC formation and registered agent service, plus the state filing fee — meaning a non-resident from Pakistan can form a complete US LLC for as little as $250 total, depending on the state chosen.
What Actually Goes Into the Total Cost
The total cost of forming a US LLC has two parts: the service fee charged by the formation company, and the state filing fee charged by the US state government. Many agencies advertise a low service fee but hide the state fee, the registered agent renewal, or the EIN charge until checkout. LLCforPakistan.com combines both into a single number shown before you pay anything.
LLCforPakistan.com Fee Structure
- LLC Formation: $150 flat (one-time)
- Registered Agent: $50 (first year, required by law in every state)
- EIN Registration: FREE (included, normally a separate IRS step)
- Operating Agreement: FREE (included, often charged $50–$150 elsewhere)
Total Cost by Popular State (2025)
Below is the complete cost — LLCforPakistan.com fee plus the state filing fee — for the states most commonly chosen by non-residents from Pakistan, India, and UAE.
- New Mexico: $250 total ($200 LLCforPakistan.com fee + $50 state fee) — no annual report required
- Wyoming: $300 total ($200 LLCforPakistan.com fee + $100 state fee) — most popular for privacy
- Delaware: $290 total ($200 LLCforPakistan.com fee + $90 state fee) — preferred for investor-backed startups
- Florida: $325 total ($200 LLCforPakistan.com fee + $125 state fee)
- Texas: $500 total ($200 LLCforPakistan.com fee + $300 state fee)
Ongoing Annual Costs After Formation
Forming the LLC is a one-time cost, but most states require ongoing compliance. Wyoming charges a $60 annual report fee. New Mexico charges no annual report fee at all, making it the cheapest long-term option for non-residents who want to minimize yearly costs. Registered agent service must also be renewed annually, typically $50/year through LLCforPakistan.com.
Hidden Costs Other Agencies Don't Mention
Many US LLC formation services advertise a "$0" or "$49" formation fee but charge separately for the Operating Agreement ($50–$150), EIN application ($50–$100), and registered agent ($100–$300/year). When these are added up, the real total is often $400–$600 — higher than LLCforPakistan.com's all-inclusive flat fee.
Is It Worth Paying More for a "Premium" Service?
Non-residents from Pakistan should be cautious of formation companies that do not hold IRS Certified Acceptance Agent (CAA) status, especially if they also need an ITIN. Without CAA certification, applicants must mail their original passport to the IRS — a process that carries risk of loss and takes longer. LLCforPakistan.com's CAA status removes this risk entirely.