Move Your Company to Delaware

Why Move to Delaware?

• Access the Court of Chancery and 130+ years of case law
• Gain investor credibility — many VCs require Delaware
• Retain your original formation date (preserved in Delaware's records)
• Retain your Federal EIN — no disruption to banking or contracts
• No need to transfer assets to a new entity
• Improved international banking recognition

The Process

• Your company must be in good standing with its current state
• We order your Certificate of Good Standing and certified Articles from your current state
• We prepare and file Delaware's domestication or conversion documents
• You receive a new corporate kit if ordered
• We provide Articles of Dissolution for filing in your former state
• Delaware's record shows your original formation date

Reasons to Leave Nevada

Nevada now requires a Commerce Tax Return by August 15 each year — even for companies with zero Nevada-sourced income. Annual minimum $650+. The Secretary of State website allows personal name searches. Delaware charges LLCs $300/year with no annual report and no ownership disclosure.

Reasons to Leave Wyoming

Wyoming is excellent for privately-held businesses focused on low costs. But if your company is growing, seeking capital, or dealing with sophisticated counterparties, Wyoming's relative legal obscurity can work against you. Many VC funds will not invest in a Wyoming entity. Delaware's Court of Chancery provides certainty that Wyoming courts cannot match.