For anonymity shield can I create Wyoming llc and assign xyz llc under Wyoming llc?

If I were you, I would read all the responses with general interest, while understanding they are generally anonymous and have no responsibility for your outcome, etc. 

Sometimes I like to recommend to my TX clients to use a trust as the manager to give some anonymity (the public records will show "ABC Management Trust" as the manager).

You don't get to pick the name but you can get the offshore company made quickly and since the name was generated by a firm, it is likely quite anonymous has has nothing that can identify the trust's beneficiary. ). - This BVI company registers as a foreign company operating in your State. - Ownership of LLC which is actually used for real estate investing is by the BVI company. - For deals where we both had money in the deal, my LLC owned a part of the LLC vehicle used to invest.- For deals where I just earned a fee, like a standard waterfall arrangement, my company was paid a salary out of the investment vehicle. - Foreign Investor money is flowed through the LLC to the foreign company operating in the US, and then back to BVI after corporate level taxes have been paid.For my own accounting, ESPECIALLY business entities used to invest international partner money, I use a Big-4 accounting firm to do the books in order to protect my own risk of IRS audit.

I also agree that anonymity is good and land trusts definitely help there.

Plus, I like the anonymity.

I'd refund, less hard costs as @Mike Cumbie mentions.To avoid this exact thing, I pre-screen extensively prior to giving out the address via CL anonymous e-mail.  

@Samuel Pavlovcik I feel like this has become "Architects Anonymous" and while I didn't realize it when I first read the post, it's exactly what my soul needed, LOL.

An LLC is useful for two things: anonymity and legal protection.

They choose to remain completely anonymous on their "About Us" page.