What work does the client need?
Distinguish a new LLC, EIN application, existing-company filing and ongoing support. State what your own engagement already covers.
Review available servicesKeep your client moving forward
FormLLC gives advisors and referral partners a clear next step for clients when company formation or ongoing filings fall outside your engagement. Discuss a defined handoff, with the requested work, client authorization and communication roles agreed before delivery begins.
Start with your business
An accountant may need formation support for a client starting a company. An agency may need a filing contact for a founder entering the U.S. market. Start with the specific task and any known deadline. FormLLC can discuss whether the request fits its services and what needs to be confirmed. The introduction does not transfer your advisory responsibilities or automatically authorize client work.
Where FormLLC can help
Keep the request understandable for the client and everyone involved.
Distinguish a new LLC, EIN application, existing-company filing and ongoing support. State what your own engagement already covers.
Review available servicesAgree the client’s permission to introduce them, the person authorized to approve work and who may receive updates.
Discuss communication rolesKeep entity selection, tax treatment and other professional judgments with the appropriate adviser. Filing coordination is a separate scope.
Explore partner enquiriesYour next steps
Send a non-sensitive overview of the task, jurisdiction and timing.
Agree the introduction and the contacts permitted to participate.
Confirm the service, fees, approvals and update arrangements before delivery.
Agree how completion records, outstanding questions and next responsibilities will be communicated.
Prepare for the first discussion
For the first discussion, explain the business situation without attaching identity, tax or payment records. If work proceeds, follow the assigned secure intake instructions.
Scope and requirements
A conversation about referrals does not create a commission arrangement, white-label service, shared dashboard or guaranteed turnaround. Any commercial terms, data handling and client communication commitments need to be expressly agreed. Do not promise a benefit on FormLLC’s behalf before that agreement exists.
Questions answered
Accountants, consultants, agencies and other advisers can describe a proposed client need through the contact process. Suitability, scope and any partner arrangement must be confirmed before work is accepted.
Use a non-sensitive summary first. Confirm the client’s permission and the assigned secure workflow before transmitting identity, tax or payment records.
No. The service scope, fees and authorization must be confirmed with the appropriate approving person. An introduction alone is not authority to act.
Agree the communication contacts and client permission as part of the engagement. Do not assume that introducing a client creates unrestricted access to their records or status information.
No. Define the administrative work and retain appropriate professional advice for structure, tax treatment and other judgment-based decisions.
No such terms are created by this page. Ask about your proposed relationship and obtain an express agreement before advertising commercial benefits or making commitments to clients.
Take the next step
Tell FormLLC what the client needs and how you would like the introduction handled.