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LLC to Corporation Conversion Services

Turn Your LLC Into a Scalable Corporation

Understand your options, avoid costly mistakes, and structure your business the right way.

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Converting an LLC to a corporation is allowed

The method depends on the state where your LLC is registered.

Two Ways to Convert Your LLC

The conversion method depends on your state. Most LLCs follow one of two structured paths.

Method 1: Statutory Conversion

(When Available)

A statutory conversion allows your LLC to convert directly into a corporation under state law.

Includes:

Not all states allow statutory conversion

You do not lose your business age with the Secretary of State

The business continues under the same state record

You will receive a new EIN (required by the IRS)

The new EIN does not reset your business start date

Example:

If your LLC has existed for 3 years, the state will still show the business as being 3 years old after conversion.

Method 2: Merger Conversion

(When Statutory Conversion Is Not Available)

In states that do not allow statutory conversion, an LLC may convert to a corporation through a merger.

How It Works:

A new corporation is formed

The LLC is merged into the corporation

The corporation becomes the surviving legal entity

Assets, contracts, operations, and business activities are transferred appropriately

In most cases, the corporation will reflect a new formation date with the Secretary of State

Important:

This method is fully legal and compliant when structured and executed correctly.

Select Your State

Find Your Conversion Path

Conversion method is determined by state law. Choose your state to continue with the correct path.

Important Clarifications

Converting your LLC does not restart your business history

A new EIN is required for corporations

Conversion method is determined by state law, not preference

Ready for the Next Step?

Convert Your Business With Clarity and Confidence

Move beyond a sole proprietorship and establish a structure built for growth and protection.

Converting to an LLC can help separate your personal and business assets, strengthen your professional credibility, and create a stronger foundation for future opportunities.

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