Company & Legal Setup
USA LLC registration (Delaware / Wyoming), Canada Federal or Provincial Corporation, EIN assistance, operating agreements, and full compliance guidance.
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Start & Scale Your E-Commerce Business in North America — From Anywhere in the World
We help international clients set up companies, bank accounts, online stores, and handle fulfillment across the USA & Canada. No travel required.
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Built for International Entrepreneurs
We work with clients from Asia, Africa, Europe and across the globe who want to sell in the North American market — without being physically present.
Whether you're starting fresh or looking to scale an existing business, Ascenbia North America provides the complete infrastructure: company registration, banking, e-commerce stores, and end-to-end fulfillment.
"From Company Setup to Order Delivery — We Handle Everything."
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🇺🇸 Sell in USA
🇨🇦 Sell in Canada
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Our Services
Complete E-Commerce Setup & Fulfillment Services
How It Works
Simple 4-Step Process
1
Free Consultation
We understand your goals, current situation, and the best path forward for your business in North America.
2
Business Setup
Company registration, EIN, bank accounts, and payment gateways — all handled for you, fast and correctly.
3
Store Launch
Your Shopify, Amazon, or Walmart store goes live — branded, optimized, and ready to take orders.
4
Fulfillment & Scale
We handle inventory, packing, shipping, and returns. You focus on growing sales while we run operations.
Why Choose Us
One Partner. Complete North America Infrastructure.
500+
Clients
Worldwide
3
Countries
Your Complete North America Business Partner
We don't just register a company — we build your entire business infrastructure so you can sell, collect payments, and ship products across North America without ever leaving your home country.
One-Stop Solution (A to Z)
Company, banking, store, marketing, and fulfillment — all under one roof. No need to coordinate multiple vendors.
No Travel Required
Everything is handled remotely. We've helped clients from Asia, Africa, Europe, and worldwide set up fully operational US businesses.
Fast & Reliable
We move quickly. Most company setups are completed within 5–10 business days with all documents delivered digitally.
Built for Long-Term Growth
Proper systems, compliance, and scalable logistics — we build real businesses, not shortcuts.
Launch Your Business in North America
Ready to Build Your E-Commerce Empire from Anywhere?
We handle everything — company, banking, store, and shipping. You focus on growing your brand.
USA LLC or Canada Corporation — registered correctly
Amazon, Shopify & Walmart store fully operational
Fulfillment network across USA & Canada
Dedicated support throughout your journey
Trusted by entrepreneurs from 20+ countries
📦 Fulfillment Ongoing Charges (Billed Separately)
| Service | Rate | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Inventory Receiving | $25 – $75 per shipment | Based on shipment size |
| Storage | Per cubic foot / pallet | Monthly billing |
| Pick & Pack | $2 – $4 per order | Includes packaging materials |
| Shipping | Actual carrier cost | USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL |
| Returns Handling | Custom quote | Based on volume |
* Custom pricing available for high-volume clients. Contact us for a tailored quote.
Choose Your Business Structure
Find the Right Entity for Your Goals
Limited Liability Companies (LLCs)
LLCs offer unmatched flexibility in management and operations. There are minimal formalities — no mandatory board meetings, no complex bylaws. Owners (called members) can run the company themselves or appoint a manager, making it ideal for solo entrepreneurs and small international teams.
An LLC can be owned by one or more members — including foreign nationals and non-residents. There is no restriction on the number of members, and ownership can be structured flexibly via an Operating Agreement without government filing.
By default, a single-member LLC is taxed as a disregarded entity (pass-through), and a multi-member LLC as a partnership. This avoids double taxation. Non-US resident owners of a US LLC with no US-source income may have zero US tax liability.
The LLC structure separates personal assets from business liabilities. As a member, you are generally not personally responsible for business debts or lawsuits — giving you a strong legal shield while operating in the US market.
LLCs have fewer compliance obligations than corporations. Most states require an annual report and a small fee. Delaware and Wyoming are especially popular for their low fees, minimal reporting, and strong privacy protections for owners.
LLCs can raise capital through member contributions and loans. While they cannot issue stock, they offer flexible profit-sharing arrangements. For most e-commerce and service businesses, an LLC provides all the financing flexibility needed at the early stage.
LLCs are ideal for international entrepreneurs entering the US market, e-commerce sellers on Amazon, Shopify or Walmart, freelancers and consultants, and small to medium businesses that want simplicity, tax efficiency, and liability protection.
An S-Corporation is a special tax election made with the IRS, not a separate business entity type. An LLC or C-Corp can elect S-Corp status. It allows profits and losses to pass through directly to shareholders' personal tax returns, avoiding double taxation.
S-Corps are limited to 100 shareholders, all of whom must be US citizens or permanent residents. This makes S-Corp status unavailable to most international entrepreneurs — a key reason why LLCs or C-Corps are preferred for non-US residents.
Owner-employees can pay themselves a reasonable salary and take remaining profits as distributions, reducing self-employment taxes. This can lead to significant savings for profitable US-based businesses with active owners.
S-Corps require annual meetings, maintaining minutes, and formal resolutions. Payroll must be set up and reasonable compensation paid to shareholder-employees, adding administrative overhead compared to a standard LLC.
S-Corps work best for profitable US-based small businesses whose owners are US citizens or residents, and who want to minimize self-employment taxes while maintaining pass-through taxation. Not recommended for non-US residents.
A C-Corporation is a standard corporation taxed separately from its owners. It is the default corporate structure in the US and the preferred entity for venture-backed startups, businesses planning to raise institutional capital, or companies aiming for an IPO.
C-Corps can have unlimited shareholders of any nationality, including foreign nationals and institutional investors. This makes it the go-to structure for startups seeking venture capital or global equity investment.
C-Corps are subject to a flat 21% federal corporate tax rate. Dividends paid to shareholders are taxed again on personal returns — known as double taxation. However, this is often offset by retained earnings strategies and deductible business expenses.
Like all corporations, a C-Corp provides strong personal liability protection. It also carries significant credibility with US banks, enterprise clients, and investors — which can be critical for closing large contracts or raising funding.
C-Corps are ideal for high-growth startups seeking venture capital, businesses planning to list publicly, or companies that need to issue multiple classes of stock. Delaware C-Corps (Delaware Inc.) are the global standard for funded startups.
A Non-Profit Organization (NPO) is a legal entity organized for a purpose other than generating profit for owners. Surplus revenue is reinvested into the organization's mission. The most common type is a 501(c)(3) charity, which is exempt from federal income tax.
Non-profits that qualify under IRS Section 501(c)(3) are exempt from federal corporate income tax and often state taxes. Donors may also receive tax deductions for contributions, making fundraising more attractive.
Non-profits require a board of directors, bylaws, and regular meetings. They must file Form 990 annually with the IRS and maintain strict records demonstrating that funds are used for the stated charitable purpose.
Non-profits can receive grants from government agencies, foundations, and corporations — funding sources unavailable to for-profit entities. 501(c)(3) status unlocks a wide range of grant opportunities in the US and internationally.
Non-profits are ideal for charities, religious organizations, educational institutions, community groups, and social enterprises with a clear public benefit mission. They are not suitable for businesses whose primary goal is generating owner profit.
LLC Formation
FAQ
Common Questions Answered
1Do I need to travel to the USA or Canada to set up my company?
No. Everything is handled 100% remotely. We manage all filings, documentation, and account setups on your behalf. You receive all documents digitally.
2Can I open a US business bank account without being in the USA?
Yes. We assist with business banking solutions that work for international clients, including online business banking options that don't require in-person visits.
3Which states do you register LLCs in?
We primarily register in Delaware (DE) and Wyoming (WY) — both are highly favorable for international business owners due to low fees, strong privacy laws, and no state income tax for non-residents.
1Are the prices all-inclusive or are there hidden fees?
Our package prices are all-inclusive — they cover our service fees and government filing fees. Ongoing costs like registered agent renewal (after year 1), fulfillment, and shipping are billed separately and transparently.
2Do you offer installment payment plans?
Yes, especially for Pakistan-based clients. We offer a 50/30/20 installment structure: 50% advance, 30% after registration, and 20% before final delivery. This protects both parties.
3What is the PKR equivalent of your USD packages?
We use an approximate rate of 280–300 PKR per USD. Starter: PKR 395,000 | Pro: PKR 780,000 | Full Setup: PKR 1,450,000 | Canada Corp: PKR 650,000. Contact us for the latest rates.
1How long does the company registration process take?
Typically 5–10 business days for LLC registration. EIN can take an additional 1–4 weeks depending on IRS processing times. We keep you updated throughout.
2What documents do I need to provide?
Typically just a valid passport or national ID, your address, and basic business information. We guide you through exactly what's needed during the consultation.
3Do you provide ongoing support after setup?
Yes. Full Setup Package clients receive 1-on-1 ongoing support. We also offer annual compliance renewals, tax filing assistance, and fulfillment management as ongoing services.
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