Frequently asked questions

The formation package starting from $399 includes a Wyoming LLC, your company’s federal tax ID (EIN), and its initial registered-agent appointment. Banking assistance, payment-processing setup, an ITIN, a separate business address, and ongoing filing services are optional.

Yes. Choose available services with your first order, or add them from your company workspace later. You review the scope and price of each service before paying.

When your core company formation, EIN, and registered-agent details have been delivered. Optional banking and payment work continues independently, so it does not delay access to your company workspace.

Your workspace shows the current stage, what Dawly is working on, and anything we need from you. You can provide requested information and documents, follow updates, and ask your team questions in the same place.

If we can’t get your banking or payment processing set up, our money-back guarantee has you covered.

The formation package starting from $399 does not create an automatic annual subscription. Registered-agent renewal, annual filings, and tax preparation are separate services. You review the applicable scope and price before ordering. Earlier accepted agreements retain their terms.

Dawly’s formation process is handled remotely. A bank or payment provider may impose separate residency, address, identification, or operating-presence requirements. Check those requirements before purchasing optional assistance.

They are different services: the EIN identifies your company, while an ITIN is an individual tax identifier. An ITIN is not required for every founder and does not guarantee access to financial products. Your company’s EIN is included in the formation package starting from $399.

The $399 formation fee is non-refundable unless we make a formation mistake or fail to deliver your company documents.

No. This product covers application preparation and follow-up. Each provider sets its own eligibility rules and makes its own approval decision.

Dawly’s application assistance. Provider account charges, transfers, foreign exchange, and other bank fees are separate.

Yes. Banking and Payments can be selected together at the bundle price shown in your order. You can also choose either product separately.

No. We help prepare an application for a suitable provider. Providers decide which businesses they accept and may request further reviews after approval.

The price covers Dawly’s setup assistance. Transaction fees, payout charges, reserves, and other processing terms belong to the provider.

Yes. Your payment provider and your business bank account have different roles and separate approval processes. You can select both in one order.

Yes. Choose Dawly+ Care for your company. We review its filing history and agree on coverage and the start date before enrollment. Existing customer agreements retain their terms.

Personal tax returns, payroll, sales tax, additional-state work, overdue filings, and historical bookkeeping cleanup are outside the plan. Any extra work needs a separate quote.

The plan allows later enrollment without charging for past months. We review your existing coverage and confirm the scope and start date before enrollment.

A private residential U.S. address for the business uses agreed during setup. It is separate from registered agent coverage and is not a statement that you personally live in the United States.

No address is accepted by every provider for every purpose. We review the requirements for your intended use before setup. Each institution makes its own decision.

Yes. Choose Bookkeeping on its own or alongside Dawly+ Care. We review your accounts and opening balances and agree on the first month of work.

More than 50 transactions, extra accounts, or cleanup of earlier months needs a separate scope and quote. Payroll and tax filing are not included in this bookkeeping plan.

The bookkeeping plan can be canceled before the next monthly renewal. If you also choose Dawly+ Care, its separate 12-month term still applies.

A filing requirement and a tax bill are different things. The answer depends on the company’s tax classification, transactions, income, and the owner’s circumstances. We confirm the filing scope from your records.

The deadline depends on the required form, your tax year, and any valid extension. We confirm the applicable date when reviewing your company.

Don't ignore it — penalties don't fade with time. Late filings have to be handled in the right order, with the right approach, and that's exactly what we do. Apply, tell us which years are missing, and we'll map out the cleanup.

It depends on your situation: how many companies, transaction volume, and whether past years need cleanup. Apply and we'll send you exact details, priced to your case.

No. We manage LLCs formed in other states too — we review your state's requirements and take over the company right where it is.

We plan the agreed changes around your company’s current records and requirements. The timing of state updates and any bank or provider review can vary.

It depends on your company's situation — which state it's in, and how much has been left undone. Submit a transfer request and we'll send pricing matched to your case.

Yes. We start by assessing where it stands — state records and its federal filings — then build a catch-up plan to bring it back into good standing.

The consequences depend on the missed requirement and the company’s situation. There may be penalties or a loss of good standing. Share the records and notices so we can identify what needs attention.

Deadlines depend on the state, required form, and company tax year. We confirm the relevant dates as part of the agreed work.

Yes — and by the time the reminder reaches you, we've usually already started. Your portal shows a renewals calendar with every upcoming date, and you get notifications ahead of each one. But reminders aren't the product: we do the preparing and the filing, not you.

Yes, any time. We audit where the company stands, fix any missed report or lapsed standing, then move it onto the annual system. Apply and we'll send details and pricing based on your company's situation.

Low or zero revenue does not settle the question. Some requirements depend on the company’s status or transactions with its owners, not sales alone. We review the records before confirming the required filings.

The IRS says to allow 7 weeks for a status notice, or 9–11 weeks during tax season or for an application from overseas. Missing information can extend processing. We cannot set the IRS timeline.

A company is not a general requirement for an ITIN. Eligibility depends on your federal tax purpose and whether you are eligible for an SSN. We review your situation before preparing Form W-7.

Yes. The IRS accepts applications directly. Dawly’s paid assistance covers preparing the application and helping you understand the supporting documents for your situation.

Pricing depends on your situation — whether you already have a company and which filing reason fits your case. Apply and we'll send you the details.

Yes. We run a full compliance audit on your existing site — legal pages, activity description, identity and contact consistency — then patch what's missing so it matches your application. If the foundation is solid, there's no need to rebuild.

A provider may review your site as part of an application. Clear business information and customer terms help explain your activity, but the provider still applies its own rules and makes the decision.

We focus on the company information, customer terms, and pages agreed for your project. Store functionality and other development work need a separately confirmed scope.

It's priced to your situation — a build from scratch or a patch on an existing site, and the nature of your business. Apply and we'll send you the details.