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    I work from home and want to start a business DBA. Do I have to register with the county or city I live in?
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    Contact the Secretary of State's Office in your state. You may also contact the Register of Deeds Office in your county to assist you with your questions.
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    Can I establish an LLC in a state different from where I live for my online business?
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    Yes, you can form an LLC in a different state than where you live, especially for online businesses. However, you may need to register as a foreign LLC in your home state if you have significant operations there.
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    Can a non-U.S. citizen or non-resident open a business bank account in the U.S.?
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    It depends on the bank and your business setup. You can go in person to a U.S. bank, which is the most reliable method but requires travel to the U.S. You'll need a U.S. LLC or Corporation, an EIN from the IRS, company formation documents, a passport and secondary ID, and a U.S. address. Some platforms may also require a U.S. address or a U.S.-based co-founder.
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    Can I form a business without being a U.S. citizen?
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    Yes. You can form an LLC or a C Corporation without U.S. citizenship or residency. You will need to choose a state for registration, appoint a registered agent in that state, and obtain an EIN for tax purposes.
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