Legal form filing timeline

**shotcomics** · 05-05-2009 12:04 PM

Hi all, I'm a little lost and normally like being very organized in steps, so this has thrown me off considerably. I'm starting a comic book publishing company with a partner, we plan on being an LLC for this. We will have no employees as everyone that works with us in some capacity will be a work-for-hire.

Should we apply/receive our EIN
then bank account
then apply for LLC status....

OR

LLC, EIN, bank account.... EIN, LLC, bank account.....

I just want to keep it organized and know which step comes next, any help is GREATLY appreciated..... Thanks.

**LSnyder** · 05-05-2009 12:40 PM

First you need to register your LLC, then your EIN it can all be done the same day.

**shotcomics** · 05-05-2009 12:55 PM

Excellent - thank you much!

**LSnyder** · 05-05-2009 02:26 PM

You are very welcome. If you need anything further, please feel free to ask.

Lisa Snyder

**FrioGott** · 05-09-2009 02:11 PM

From everything I have read you can get your LLC status first or your EIN, but I would go with the LLC first. We got our EIN first and decided to change the name before we got our LLC status, now we get to go deal with switching the name with the IRS.

**chuff1026** · 05-10-2009 11:12 PM

it will only happen in one day depending on the state
most states take 24-48 hours when filing online
and the ein takes like 15 minutes online

**LSnyder** · 05-11-2009 11:47 AM

As a Legal Assistant for an intellectual property attorney, I do the registration of company formations online. I have always completed the formation of the entitiy as well as obtaining the EIN within 1 day and we do this throughout the U.S.
The only time I have had an issue is if for some reason, the states website is not operating properly.
Shotcomics, should you need help filing your formation and EIN please give my office a call. We charge $500 plus state filing fee and it includes your consultation.

Good luck.

Lisa Snyder

**Barkri12** · 05-19-2009 01:04 AM

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