Is Delaware Limiting
Your Company’s Potential?

Choose flexibility and growth by relocating your business easily and securely.

The Delaware Dilemma: Tradition vs. Innovation

Delaware has been the default choice for incorporation, celebrated for its stable legal system. But stability doesn't
always equal agility. As markets evolve rapidly, Delaware’s traditional corporate structures may be slowing your growth potential.

Unlock Agility and
Accelerate Your Growth

States like Texas and Nevada are adopting more business-friendly corporate laws, offering companies greater flexibility and protection against shareholder litigation.

Alignment with Industry Leaders​

Following Elon Musk’s lead, prominent companies like SpaceX and Tesla have moved their incorporations to states with more accommodating corporate laws, setting a trend that others are considering.

Reduced Regulatory Uncertainty​

Recent court rulings in Delaware have introduced uncertainties for corporate executives, leading to increased scrutiny and potential challenges in corporate decision-making.

Supportive Business Climate​

Governments in states such as Texas are actively creating environments conducive to business growth, including favorable tax policies and economic incentives.

Unlock Agility and Accelerate Your Growth

Relocating your corporate domicile is not just an option to escape regulatory delays;
it is a crucial step to strategically position your business for significant growth.

Free Eligibility & Compliance Check

We review your company’s current status, ensure eligibility, and confirm alignment with state and federal compliance requirements.

Customized Relocation Strategy

We create a tailored relocation roadmap, handling entity domestication or re-registration, and addressing all necessary filings.

Seamless Official Filings

Our experts manage Secretary of State documentation, IRS address updates, and essential tax paperwork, guaranteeing accuracy and timeliness.

Post-Move Operational Support

We assist you with updating banking information, licenses, permits, and other operational details, ensuring minimal disruption and maximum efficiency.

Why Top Companies Are Leaving Delaware?

Tesla, Roblox, and Dropbox are shifting away from Delaware, seeking jurisdictions offering greater flexibility and fewer regulatory barriers. Forward-looking businesses recognize the strategic advantages of a move. 

Today’s companies need agility, streamlined regulations, and legal environments designed for rapid growth and innovation.

Move forward with companies driving innovation, not tradition.

You've got questions?

Clear answers to the most common questions about relocating your business.

Do I need to notify Delaware when I move my company?
Yes, part of the relocation process includes formally notifying Delaware and completing a domestication or withdrawal filing to avoid future obligations.
No! Your EIN, contracts, and accounts stay intact when you relocate correctly. The legal entity continues, just in a new jurisdiction.
Generally, simply relocating your business does not change your EIN. However, timely communication with the IRS about your new address is essential to maintain accurate records.
Relocating generally does not alter the fundamental terms of employee contracts but may necessitate updates for administrative accuracy. Additionally, payroll tax obligations could change based on the local requirements of the new jurisdiction, making consultation with HR and payroll professionals a critical part of the relocation process.
Your company’s credit history remains connected to your business identity and does not start anew solely due to relocation. However, updating your records with credit agencies is key to ensuring uninterrupted credit reporting.
Relocation can lead to both new tax liabilities and potential benefits. A thorough analysis, ideally done with a tax advisor, will help you understand and optimize these changes.
Costs vary by state, but typically include filing fees, registered agent setup, and document preparation. It’s often less expensive than long-term compliance costs in outdated jurisdictions.
Yes, but that means maintaining compliance in both states, often leading to unnecessary complexity and cost. A clean relocation is usually more efficient.
In most cases, relocating (via domestication) is the smarter option. It allows your business to keep its EIN, maintain legal continuity, preserve contracts, and retain its formation date.

Dissolving and starting new can reset your business history, potentially impact investor confidence, and require renegotiating key agreements. However, if your entity is burdened with past liabilities or non-compliance issues, starting fresh might be considered.
No, your business identity remains intact, including your name and branding, unless you’re making additional changes during the move.
Both LLCs and corporations can relocate, though the process and documentation may vary slightly by entity type and destination state.
While a pending legal issue or debt does not automatically bar relocation, it does add complexity. A careful review by legal and financial professionals is essential to ensure compliance and to minimize risks associated with moving your business.

It depends on your priorities:


Tech & SaaS companies often benefit from states like Texas or Nevada due to low fees, minimal red tape, and strong privacy laws.


E-commerce businesses may prefer states with lower annual fees like Wyoming, if they’re not prioritizing relocation out of Delaware for other reasons.

You’ll need your Certificate of Good Standing, a Plan of Domestication (or equivalent), and other formation documents as required by the new state.
Relocating your company typically takes 2 to 6 weeks, depending on the current state, the target state, and how quickly paperwork is processed. Some states offer expedited filing for an additional fee. With the right support, the transition can be smooth and minimally disruptive to operations.

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