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What We Do Not Do: EINs, U.S. Bank Accounts, and Legal Advice
The fastest way to lose a client is to surprise them after they have paid. Here is the short list of things Tresp Corporate Services will not do, on purpose.
Say it before the card is charged
Tresp Corporate Services forms companies, acts as registered agent, and runs corporate compliance. That is a long list. The short list of what we will not do matters more, because it is where surprise lives.
We do not obtain EINs
An Employer Identification Number is issued by the Internal Revenue Service. We do not apply for it on your behalf. Non-U.S. owners in particular should hear this before they pay, not after: we cannot get you a tax ID, and most of what people want next (a U.S. bank account, merchant processing, payroll) sits behind that number.
We do not open U.S. bank accounts
U.S. banks generally require an in-person appearance and a tax ID. We do not have a relationship that skips that. Anyone promising a remote U.S. account as part of a Wyoming LLC package is selling something we will not match, because we cannot deliver it.
We do not give legal, tax, or accounting advice
Tresp Corporate Services, LLC is not a law firm and holds no bar licences of its own. Talking to us, or to the assistant on this website, creates no attorney-client relationship. Legal work goes to the independent firm Tresp, Day & Associates, Inc., whose attorneys are licensed in California, Wyoming, and Montana. Tax returns, bookkeeping, and "what should I form" as a legal conclusion are outside the engagement.
We do not file beneficial ownership reports
Whether a company has a BOI obligation is a legal determination. Under the FinCEN interim final rule of March 26, 2025, U.S.-formed entities are currently exempt from federal BOI reporting; foreign-formed entities that register in a U.S. state remain reporting companies. State laws apply on their own. We will not let someone leave thinking we will handle that filing. Details: /corporate-transparency-act.
We do not do anonymity
Wyoming does not list LLC members or managers on the ordinary public record. That is real. It is not invisibility. Nominee / manager-of-record service puts a professional name on specified documents. The beneficial owner remains the beneficial owner. We will not take an engagement whose purpose is to hide a person from a bank, a tax authority, or a court.
What that leaves, which is the actual product
Wyoming and California formation at published prices. Registered agent in all fifty states. Compliance from $21 a month so the annual report is filed. Mail, address, phone, shelf companies, DAO LLC filings, and CPA/advisor packages. A person at 307.800.1088. If that is the work, we are the right company. If it is not, you should know now.
About this article
This article is general information published by Tresp Corporate Services, LLC. It is not legal, tax, or accounting advice, and Tresp Corporate Services is not a law firm. Statutes, fees, and filing requirements change. Verify anything you intend to rely on with the relevant agency and with your own attorney or accountant. For legal matters we refer to the independent firm Tresp, Day & Associates, Inc.
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