LegalZoom review for non-residents
Updated October 10, 2026
What LegalZoom includes, what it costs over 3 years and who it fits if you live outside the US.
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Pros
- Pro includes the EIN, filed without an SSN
- Attorney consultations included for the first month in Pro
Cons
- The registered agent is paid from the first year
- The attorney and bookkeeping trials renew monthly unless you cancel
Best for: founders who want a well-known brand and access to an attorney
Packages
| Package | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | $0 + state fee | LLC filing |
| Pro | $249 + state fee | LLC filing, EIN, Operating agreement, Attorney plan, 30 days |
| Premium | $299 + state fee | LLC filing, EIN, Operating agreement, Attorney plan, 30 days, Bookkeeping tools, 6 months |
If you live outside the US: Accepts owners outside the US. Pro and Premium include the EIN, which LegalZoom files without an SSN; the standalone EIN service only prepares Form SS-4 for you to send. Their attorney and bookkeeping trials renew monthly unless you cancel.
Charges outside the package
| Charge | Cost |
|---|---|
| Registered agent | $249/year |
| EIN as a separate service | $79 |
What you pay each year
| State | Year 1 | Years 2–3 | 3-year total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wyoming | $349 | $618 | $967 |
| Delaware | $359 | $1,298 | $1,657 |
| New Mexico | $299 | $498 | $797 |
With the Basic package, keeping the registered agent and without the EIN, as in our ranking. State fees included.
Prices verified on October 10, 2026 · Sources: www.legalzoom.com, sos.wyo.gov, corpfiles.delaware.gov, nmonesource.com
LegalZoom files your LLC in any state, Wyoming included, and its Pro package gets your EIN even if you don’t have an SSN. The registered agent is paid from year one, and the paid packages add subscriptions that start charging when the trial ends: cancel them if you don’t need them.
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