Quick answer: A New Jersey LLC is formed by filing a Certificate of Formation with NJ Treasury's DORES. Then you request a free EIN from the IRS, open a business bank account and file an annual report. An ITIN is for people who must file taxes and don't qualify for a Social Security number.
Where it's done & key facts
| LLC filing | NJ Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services (DORES) |
|---|---|
| EIN | IRS, free application |
| ITIN | IRS, Form W-7 (via acceptance agent or mail) |
| Yearly | State annual report |
| Taxes | Consult a licensed preparer or CPA |
| Registered agent | NJ address to receive notices |
| Official site | www.nj.gov/treasury/revenue |
Steps to form your LLC
- Choose and check your business name.
- Appoint a registered agent with a NJ address.
- File the Certificate of Formation on the state portal.
- Request your EIN on IRS.gov (free).
- Draft an Operating Agreement (ideally with an attorney if there are partners).
- Open the bank account and register for state taxes if applicable.
What else we do for your business
Websites, booking systems, invoicing, WhatsApp Business, cards and flyers — everything to launch with a professional image.
Tax advice and preparation are performed by properly licensed preparers.
Want help with this procedure?
- We review your documents before you go to the agency.
- We translate, notarize and apostille what's needed.
- We tell you exactly where to go, what to bring and in what order.
- Service in Spanish and English.
Frequently asked questions
Does an EIN cost money?
No. The IRS issues it for free.
Can I open an LLC without a Social Security number?
Often yes; an ITIN may be needed for the EIN and taxes.
This guide is informational and does not replace official information or legal advice. Requirements, fees and hours may change: always confirm with the institution before you go. Information verified in November 2026. True Multiservices is a private, independent business, not the consulate or a government agency.
