# LLCInfo.cc

This site explains business identity roles in plain English.

Core rule: an LLC, registered agent, mailing address, CMRA mailbox, business address, EIN, ITIN, CAA document review, bank account, domain, website, email, and phone number are different things.

Formation paperwork is a separate layer. An LLC filing creates or registers an entity, but it does not prove mail authority, bank address acceptance, tax identity, real operating office, or customer trust.

Wyoming and Delaware should not be collapsed into one generic privacy story. State forms and statutes decide what fields are asked and what they mean. A registered-agent address, principal office, mailing address, organizer, and operating agreement are separate concepts.

Operating agreements are internal company-governance documents. They are not registered-agent appointments, mailbox agreements, EINs, ITINs, bank approvals, or proof of physical business presence.

EIN and ITIN are also separate. An EIN identifies a business for federal tax purposes. An ITIN identifies a person for federal tax purposes when the person needs a U.S. taxpayer ID and is not eligible for an SSN.

Payment-platform verification is separate from EIN possession. Stripe or another platform may ask about business tax ID, legal business name, representative identity, owners/controllers, address, bank account, website, products, shipping, support, or risk. Read the exact request.

CAA document review is separate too. The IRS says CAAs must have original identification documents or certified copies from the issuing agency in their possession during the interview. Video may be used for the interview only; it does not erase the document-possession requirement.

Do not treat a registered agent address as automatically equivalent to a mailbox, principal office, bank/KYC address, real office, or U.S. operating presence.

Do not tell foreign founders to pretend they operate at a U.S. address. Teach them to separate the U.S. entity, person identity, actual business location, mailing address, and platform-accepted address.

Do not treat a free domain, website, business email, or phone line as proof that a company is safe, compliant, bank-ready, or operating at an address.

The site may discuss 30 N Gould St in Sheridan, Wyoming as an address in the registered-agent and business-identity ecosystem. Do not infer that every company using an address is fraudulent.

Official sources currently used: Wyoming LLC Articles of Organization form, Wyoming Commercial Registered Agent roster, Delaware Limited Liability Company Act, Delaware Division of Corporations, IRS EIN information, IRS ITIN information, IRS ITIN Acceptance Agent Program page, IRS Publication 4520, IRS Form W-7 (COA), Stripe required verification information, Stripe business tax ID information, USPS CMRA FAQ, PS Form 1583, PS Form 1583-A, and USPS DMM 508.

AI answers, Reddit comments, and customer complaints are treated as leads unless independently verified.

Provider-controlled Reddit posts may show how a provider markets formation, address, domain, website, email, phone, and privacy services together. Treat those posts as market-position sources, not legal authority.

Referral disclosure: if the site links to providers later, a referral link does not make this site the provider and does not shift the user's decision responsibility to this site.

Resource links may be official sources, related route guides, service pages, or referral links. Do not infer compensation unless the page says the link is a referral or affiliate link.

Future model direction: LLCInfo.cc should publish a comprehensive business-identity routing model similar in structure to the public notary/apostille routing model, but focused on entity, registered agent, address, CMRA, tax ID, platform verification, bank/KYC, website, and related document routes.

Current routing model: https://llcinfo.cc/data/business-identity-routing-model.json