Can I use my LLC to open third-party solutions?

Hello Everyone,

I'm a "Non-US resident" and I intend to create an LLC in Wyoming, for the purpose of "Anonymity" and being able to work smoothly with PayPal, Stripe, Facebook ads, New US bank accounts, Visa passports, etc ...

I checked with a US Accountant and he told me that if i choose an anonymous LLC, as papers of ownership I'll only get a "Statement of Organizer".

He told me that in some cases when clients want to prove their ownership of a company with other services, that statement alone isn't enough.

So, my question is to people who have LLC in either Delaware, Wyoming, or any other anonymous state that use "Statement of Organizer".

Has any of you successfully used that piece of document to create or verify third-party services online, like the ones I mentioned earlier?

Your guidance is deeply appreciated.

Thanks in advance

I'm also a non-US resident and have looked into setting up an LLC in Wyoming for similar reasons. From what I’ve seen, the "Statement of Organizer" alone isn't always enough for third-party services like PayPal, Stripe, or Facebook Ads. Many people use additional documents like an EIN letter or Operating Agreement to verify their business. It’s doable, but might need more than just that one statement.

hostragons said:

I'm also a non-US resident and have looked into setting up an LLC in Wyoming for similar reasons. From what I’ve seen, the "Statement of Organizer" alone isn't always enough for third-party services like PayPal, Stripe, or Facebook Ads. Many people use additional documents like an EIN letter or Operating Agreement to verify their business. It’s doable, but might need more than just that one statement.

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Thanks, man. That's really comforting to see someone who's done it before.

I would like to know how easy and where I can get those two pieces of additional documents:

- Do you download a PDF copy of your EIN letter from the IRS website? If yes, how soon can you get it?
- Do you use a template to create and fill out the Operating Agreement and sign it yourself?