Stetson Business Services
Build your Texas LLC from abroad with Stetson
A Texas business foundation with a point of contact for your formation and the steps beyond.
You can start the conversation from where you are
Texas generally does not require LLC owners to be US citizens or Texas residents. Stetson helps international founders organize their plans, ownership and management details, while identifying any business-specific restrictions and home-country questions that need review.
One coordinated Texas formation process
Stetson prepares the Texas filing, handles the registered-agent setup and guides review, signing and the EIN process. We help organize the records and banking-document checklist so you have clear next steps. Banking and immigration decisions remain with the relevant institutions and authorities.
Keep your cross-border plans connected
Bring Stetson the details of where you live, manage the business and perform its work. We help map the administrative priorities and coordinate qualified US and home-country input where needed. Formation is the beginning; discuss ongoing consulting with us as your business develops.
LLC questions and beyond. Start with Stetson.
Wherever you are building from, you do not have to work out the next step alone. Bring Stetson your questions about formation, company administration, growth or technology. We help define the priorities, agree the support you need and coordinate specialist input where appropriate.
Formation packages and ongoing consulting have separate scopes and fees. Legal representation, tax advice and individualized investment advice require a separately agreed engagement with an appropriately qualified professional. Contact Stetson to discuss the support appropriate to your circumstances.
Official sources
- Texas Secretary of State — Form 205
- Texas Secretary of State — formation FAQs
- Texas registered-agent requirements
- IRS — LLC federal tax classification
- IRS — EIN application requirements
- Texas Comptroller — franchise tax
Updated September 22, 2026. These guides provide general information, not individual legal or tax advice. Requirements depend on your business and jurisdiction; formation does not guarantee a tax result, bank account or immigration permission.