When you're ready to launch your business as a Limited Liability Company (LLC), a common question arises: "Where can I get an LLC license?" It's important to clarify that the term "LLC license" often refers to the official formation documents filed with the state, which legally establish your LLC. Unlike a general business license, which may be required by local or federal authorities depending on your industry, the "LLC license" is fundamentally your state's approval for your business structure. This authorization is typically obtained through your state's Secretary of State office or equivalent business filing agency. Understanding this distinction is crucial for entrepreneurs. You don't "get" an LLC license from a single federal agency like the IRS, although you will interact with the IRS for tax identification. The primary legal document that grants your business LLC status is issued at the state level. This process involves submitting specific paperwork and paying state-mandated fees. Lovie simplifies this complex state-by-state process, guiding you through the necessary steps to form your LLC efficiently and correctly, ensuring you receive the official authorization needed to operate legally.
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