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Start Your Guam Corporation with Ease for Just $400 (+$100 Gov’t Fee) 

If you’re looking to establish a corporation in Guam, we make the process as smooth and hassle-free as possible. For just $400, you’ll receive everything you need, from personalized corporate documents to step-by-step guidance, all tailored to Guam’s unique legal landscape. It’s simple, efficient, and perfect for small businesses.

What’s Included?

We handle the heavy lifting by preparing essential corporate documents such as the Articles of Incorporation, By-Laws, and the Minutes of the Organization Meeting. These documents are professionally crafted from templates created by Guam attorneys and adjusted to meet local legal standards. So, you can be confident that everything is in order.

On top of that, we provide easy-to-understand instructions on how to sign and file the documents with Guam’s Government Corporations Office. You don’t have to worry about getting lost in the legal jargon—we’ve got it all broken down for you.

Made for Small Businesses

Our service covers up to three stockholders and directors, which is ideal for most small businesses. If your business structure includes more people, no worries—we can add additional stockholders or directors for a small extra fee.

Need it Fast?

If you’re in a hurry, you can choose our expedited service. For just an extra $100, you’ll have all your documents ready in your inbox within 12 hours. It’s the perfect solution when time is of the essence.

How Does It Work?

  1. Fill Out the Form Below: It’s quick and simple, giving us all the details we need to get started. YOU DO NOT NEED TO PAY NOW!
  2. Review Process: Once we receive your form, we’ll carefully review the information. If everything looks good, we’ll send you an email invoice for the services you’ve requested. If we notice any issues or missing information, we’ll get in touch with you to resolve them.
  3. Payment Made Easy: After you receive the invoice, you can pay it online using a variety of payment methods, making it super convenient.
  4. We Prepare Your Documents: Once payment is made, we’ll get to work preparing your documents. Within 48 hours (or 12 hours with expedited service), we’ll email everything to you. Just print, sign, and file them with the Government Corporations Office. Don’t forget to include the $100 government filing fee when you submit your paperwork!

Pricing Made Simple

  • Standard Service: $400 for documents delivered within 48 hours.
  • Expedited Service: $500 for documents delivered within 12 hours.

Starting a business is a big step, but incorporating doesn’t have to be a headache. Let us take care of the details for you! Fill out the form below to get started today and move one step closer to establishing your Guam corporation!

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Information about you:

Your Name
Your Name
First
Middle
Last

Name your Corporation

Please select 3 names as some names may not  be available. The name must  contain the word “corporation”, “incorporated”, ”company”, or  ”limited”, or the abbreviation ”corp.”, ”inc.”, ”co.”, or  ”ltd.”

Name and address of Incorporator

An incorporator is the person who signs and files the paperwork to officially create the corporation. They help get the company started but don’t need to be involved in running it after that.

Name of Incorporator
Name of Incorporator
First
Middle
Last
Address of Incorporator
Address of Incorporator
City
State/Province
Zip/Postal

Will your corporation have a Board of Directors?

Under Guam law, A corporation having 50 or fewer shareholders need not have a Board of Directors by naming or describing the person that will  perform the duties of the Board. If you choose not to have a board, your articles will state that the CEO will perform the duties of the Board.  To learn more, see Should You Dispense with the Board of Directors for Your Small Corporation?

Will your corporation have a Board of DIrector

Name of Initial Directors

Provide the name and address of the persons that will serve as the starting directors (up to three):

Name of Director 1
Name of Director 1
First
Middle
Last
Address of Director 1
Address of Director 1
City
State/Province
Zip/Postal
Name of Director 2
Name of Director 2
First
Middle
Last
Address of Director 2
Address of Director 2
City
State/Province
Zip/Postal
Country
Name of Director 3
Name of Director 3
First
Middle
Last
Address of Director 3
Address of Director 3
City
State/Province
Zip/Postal
Country

Initial Place of Business

What will be your corporation' initial place of business. It must be a physical address. It can be changed later and the corporation may have more than one place of business.

Initial Place of Business - address
Initial Place of Business - address
City
State/Province
Zip/Postal
Country

How many shares of stock will your corporation be allowed to issue?

The amount must be stated in the Articles. For more information on how to make this decision, see How Many Shares of Stock Should My Corporation Have?

Authorized Shares of Stock

NAME OF STARTING SHAREHOLDERS

If you give us the name, address and percent of ownership of the starting shareholders or owners, we will include that information in the minutes of the organizational meeting. You are not required to give us that information now. You may insert it later in the Organizational meeting minutes.

You only need to have one shareholder but may have more. Other corporations may be shareholders. This information will not be put in the Articles, but will be addressed in an organizational meeting held after Articles of Incorporation are filed. You may have up to three without additional fees. If you will to have additional shareholders, note it below.

Name of shareholder 1
Name of shareholder 1
First
Last
Name of shareholder 2
Name of shareholder 2
First
Last
Name of shareholder 3
Name of shareholder 3
First
Last

Do you want the articles to have a provision limiting the liability of directors?

Including such a  provision means that the corporation’s directors are protected from being personally liable to the company or its shareholders for money damages due to actions they take (or fail to take) while fulfilling their duties. For more information see Should I include a provision limiting or eliminating the liability of directors for monetary damages related to their actions (or inactions) as a director.

Include a provision eliminating the liability of directors?
Please let us know if you are interested in additional services or add-ons. You can change your mind later. Here or some links that might help you decide:
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