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Christian L.
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Has anyone used corporate direct (Garrett Sutton) for LLC

Christian L.
  • Bay Area, CA
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Has anyone used corporate direct (Garrett Sutton's law firm) to set up their LLC? I have read his books and I am planning to use them. I was wondering if anyone has had experience with Corporate Direct and would like to share their experience. Thank you

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Steve Hall
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I went down a long road with Sutton Law / Corporate Direct trying to structure my businesses. PM me if you want the scoop. Anyway, at the end of the long road was a PDF document (the Articles of Organization) for which I was charged $695, plus $102 filing fee (for WY), and a $50 EIN fee. (They give you one year free Registered Agent (RA) service and then charge you $125 per year after that.) 

Two scams here: First there is the $50 EIN fee. I found out that you can get an EIN for free from the IRS in 5 minutes!  The second scam is the $695 for the PDF. It's just a Word doc that they fill in the blanks, click Export to PDF, and then email to you. When I found that out, I asked for the Word Doc file. Lisa claimed: "it's not our policy to provide the doc file but I will ask my manager".  Then Stephanie emailed me and said that Garrett told her to refund my money and say "sorry we could not help you." 

Wyoming Register Agents will set you up with an LLC for $199 and then only charge you $99 per year for registered agent service.

Wyoming Agents only charges a $150 setup fee... or even $125 if you file yourself! Wyoming Agents only charges $25 per year for registered agent service. And I found out you can switch RA's to Wyoming Agents any time, for just $25 per year.

I too was fooled by the "Rich Dad Advisors" badge, but boy was the air let out of my tires. Now I will avoid all of the Rich Dad Advisors.

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