About einforllc.co
einforllc.co is a specialist filing service that prepares and files IRS Form SS-4 for limited liability companies, including foreign-owned LLCs whose owners hold no Social Security Number. It is registered at 1209 Orange Street, Wilmington, DE 19801, and reachable at support@einforllc.co. It is not a law firm, not a CPA firm, and not affiliated with the Internal Revenue Service.
What does this service actually do?
Three things, and they are the three that go wrong on a self-filed application. The Articles of Organization are read against line 1 of Form SS-4 character by character, because a bank later matches the CP-575 name against the state record and a single character of difference stalls the account. Lines 8a, 8b and 9a are set against the LLC's real structure, because the classification chosen on 9a locks for 60 months. And the filing carries a deadline in writing: $97 on Standard filed by fax within 7 business days, or $127 on Fast filed within 24 hours with the IRS call included.
What does this service not do?
It does not issue EINs. Only the IRS does that, and it charges $0 for the number on every one of its 4 channels. Anyone holding a Social Security Number or ITIN who knows their line 9a answer should file free at irs.gov in about 15 minutes, and that advice appears on the cost page rather than being buried. This service also does not give legal or tax advice, does not represent anyone before the IRS, and cannot look up an EIN for an entity it did not file for, because no public EIN registry exists in the United States.
Who reviews the tax content on this site?
Every page on this site states federal tax rules, and on a subject where a wrong answer costs a client money, the identity of the person standing behind those statements matters. That named reviewer is not yet published here. Rather than attach a plausible-sounding name and credential to pages about penalties and classification locks, this section states the position plainly: the content is written by the filing team against primary sources, and it has not yet been signed off by a named Enrolled Agent, CPA, or attorney. When that reviewer is appointed, their name, credential, licensing jurisdiction and licence number will appear here and in the author field of every page they review.
What sourcing standard is every page held to?
Every content page on this site carries at least one citation to a primary source, and that is enforced in continuous integration rather than left to good intentions. The citation has to be a .gov URL or Cornell's Legal Information Institute, which is the canonical public mirror of the US Code and the CFR. As of this update the site carries 164 outbound citations across 9 authority domains, with irs.gov, ecfr.gov, federalregister.gov, sec.gov and law.cornell.edu among them.
Where the law is unsettled, the pages say so rather than picking a side. The series LLC cluster is the clearest case: the IRS proposed in 2010 that each domestic series be treated as a separate entity and has never finalized that rule, so those pages give a decision rule based on filing obligations that exist today, and state plainly that the proposal binds nobody.
How do facts and prices stay current?
Factual claims are not retyped page by page. IRS fax numbers, form numbers, processing times, statutory cites and the 60-month classification lock live in a single source file, and every page reads from it, so correcting a fact once corrects it everywhere. Prices work the same way: the $97 and $127 figures on this page, in the structured data, and in the checkout all read from one pricing file. A page that contradicts another page is a defect, and this is how that class of defect is prevented rather than caught.
How do you reach a human?
Email support@einforllc.co for order questions, privacy@einforllc.co for data requests, and complaints@einforllc.co for anything that has gone wrong. Postal mail goes to 1209 Orange Street, Wilmington, DE 19801. Full channel detail, response targets and the complaints procedure are on the contact page, and the refund terms are in the terms of service.