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Delaware C-Corporation

Delaware C-Corp: The VC-Ready Structure

The entity structure preferred by Y Combinator, Sequoia, and every major VC fund. Get incorporated, issue equity, and be investment-ready from day one.

Incorporate My C-Corp

Who this is for

  • Founders raising angel or VC funding
  • Startups planning to grant stock options (ISOs/NSOs)
  • Companies expecting international investor participation
  • Teams who need a US entity for enterprise sales contracts
Pricing

Government fees included. EIN guidance included.

Incorporate My C-Corp

What's included

  • Delaware Certificate of Incorporation
  • Registered agent in Delaware (1 year)
  • Custom bylaws
  • Founder stock issuance documents
  • Cap table template
  • Board consent resolutions

How it works

Step 1

Define your cap table

Founder shares, authorized stock, and par value.

Step 2

File with Delaware SOS

Same-day filing for priority service.

Step 3

Board & stock issuances

Board resolutions and founder share certificates issued.

Step 4

EIN and banking

Employer ID and business bank account steps guided.

Need to file a US corporate tax return as a foreign-owned C-Corp? Our sister service handles US business filing for non-resident founders.

File your US corporate taxes at nomadic.tax

Frequently asked questions

Why Delaware for a C-Corp?

Delaware's Court of Chancery has centuries of corporate case law, predictable outcomes, and investor familiarity, the gold standard for VC-backed companies.

What's the annual franchise tax?

Delaware has an annual franchise tax (minimum ~$400/year). We include a reminder and calculation guide in your pack.

Can a non-US founder own a Delaware C-Corp?

Yes. Non-US persons can own and operate Delaware corporations.

Do you provide tax or legal advice?

No. We handle formation mechanics. For tax structuring and legal counsel, you'll need a CPA and attorney.

Review before you continue

Check the listed scope, requirements, price note, and FAQs. Final decisions remain with the relevant bank, government authority, or institution.

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