Series LLC Formation

No. The price shown is our service fee for preparing and filing your paperwork. State and federal government filing fees are separate, vary by state, and are paid directly to the filing agency — we show you the exact amount before you confirm anything.

Roughly 20 states, including Delaware, Texas, Illinois, Nevada and Iowa. If your state doesn't have a Series LLC statute, we'll recommend forming separate standalone LLCs instead.

It depends on your state and how you're using them — some series operate fine under the parent's EIN, others (especially if opening separate bank accounts) need their own. We'll advise based on your setup.

By statute, provided you keep separate records, separate bank accounts and separate accounting for each series — commingle the finances and a court can disregard the separation entirely.

Administratively lighter (one state filing, often one registered agent), but the record-keeping discipline required to preserve the liability shield between series is genuinely stricter — it's not a shortcut, just a different structure.

Yes — new series can typically be added by amending the operating agreement rather than filing a new formation document with the state, which is one of the structure's main advantages.