A US LLC for Freelancers Working with US Clients
Invoice in USD, get paid via ACH, and present a professional US entity to clients: all without relocating to America.
Who this is for
- Freelance developers, designers, and consultants with US clients
- Remote workers who want to invoice through a US business
- Digital nomads needing a stable business address
- Contractors wanting to use platforms that require US entities
What's included
- US LLC formation (Wyoming or Delaware)
- Registered agent (1 year)
- Operating agreement
- EIN application (available as a separate add-on service)
- Client-ready invoice templates
How it works
File your LLC
Same-day Articles of Organization filing.
Operating agreement delivered
Your LLC documents are prepared and uploaded to your dashboard.
Open a business bank account
Access US banking and payment tools.
Start invoicing
Bill US clients on NET terms with a proper US entity.
Need to file a US tax return as a non-resident LLC owner? Our sister service handles US expat and non-resident filing, including Form 5472 and FBAR.
File your US taxes at nomadic.taxFrequently asked questions
Can I invoice US clients as a foreign freelancer?
Yes. A US LLC makes this cleaner from a client's perspective and simplifies payment processing.
Do I need a US bank account?
Not strictly, but most clients pay via ACH which requires a US account. We offer bank account assistance as an add-on.
What about W-9 or W-8 forms?
As a foreign-owned single-member LLC, clients may ask for a W-8BEN-E. We include guidance in your document pack.
Is Wyoming better than Delaware for freelancers?
Wyoming typically has lower annual fees and more privacy, a good fit for solo freelancers.
Review before you continue
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