@James Lambert Directly to the addressee, but they are definitely not the best company, nor the most cost effective.They have the best google search placement due to owning the valuable domain name.

And thanks for the detail Wren, you hit a lot more of the specifics with obviously a lot more domain knowledge!

However, actually spending the money on things like domain names and lists was very difficult.

This forum is not the place to request website reviews or to sell your domain.

Now, we only opened one account for the SLLC, not multiples - for all I understand and was advised by our asspro lawyer, the requirement is for clear accounting/bookkeeping (being able to account separately for each children Series-LLC and/or asset), not for a bank account for each of the childrens SLLC.I was not aware of any special treatment of SLLC from banks....but I did experience vastly different responses from bankers and loan officers based on the question asked and their domain of expertise (or ignorance) on various other subjects before...so, if you don't find the solution to your problem, change the person you ask or reformulate the question...might be surprised how many "professionals" know only their small yard for answers and tell you is not possible.

I buy a domain name and load it with Wordpress, which is free site creation software.

BTW, Legal Zoom and other such sites who have attorneys behind them offer state specific products.Lastly, from a market standpoint, a 1003 application is a quasi government document in the public domain and is rock solid in court as a source document, you can't compete with it's acceptance or validity.

A quick google says everyone selling a 1-4 unit (not foreclosure, eminent domain, etc.) must fill out the form.

I would say out of the options you chose, I would not do Maine.

The address of the website says they are in california, but when I check the domain name online, it says they are in canada.