Corporate Nominee/CFO Services For All Your Corporation Requirements

We offer our Corporate Nominee/CFO Services to shareholders and business owners. 

What Is a Corporate Nominee?

Our service allows shareholders and company owners to remain in the background. Once you contract with us, our name(s) will be listed on all publicly-available records of your company, while you retain all your shareholder ownership rights and powers.

The term “nominee” simply translates to “in name only.”  This means that corporate nominees do not own or control any shares or voting rights. These rights and powers remain with the original shareholder(s). The nominee’s name is listed on all public records of the company, yet allowing the shareholder to continue directing their business. As your corporate nominees, we also handle any official duties you assign to us. 

Is This Legal?

You might be wondering whether keeping the names of a company’s owners/shareholders off the record is legal. According to state incorporation laws, every corporation must have directors and officers. These positions must be held by natural persons, who may or may not be shareholders.

As such, it is legal for you as a shareholder/owner of a company to appoint an officer of the corporation, who is not a shareholder, to hold any of these positions and perform the day-to-day operations of the company.

Reasons Why You Need A Corporate Nominee

Here are the main advantages of using one.

Every corporation must satisfy specific legal requirements during the registration process. To begin with, it must have at least one director, a president, and company secretary. (The officer and secretary may be the same person.) If you are unable to fulfill this requirement, you can turn to our Corporate Nominee/CFO Services to ensure that all these positions are filled, and the legal requirements for the registration of your company are met.

It is also important to note that the law also sets out a number of legal formalities to be met by operational companies. A corporate nominee can help you meet annual shareholder and directors’ meetings requirements in addition to drafting any necessary resolutions of the board of directors.

By including the name of the nominee in all public records of the company, corporate nominees make it possible for shareholders to keep their identity away from the public eye. If you are a shareholder or owner of a certain company, but are reclusive, then our Corporate Nominee/CFO Services are exactly what you need.

Nominee/CFO Services provide an additional layer of asset protection.

A corporate nominee is assigned by the shareholder(s) who retains all the voting rights of the company. The corporate nominee works at the behest of the owners of the corporation.

Why Register the Corporate Nominee Agreement In Wyoming?

When setting up your corporate nominee, we encourage you to consider the state of Wyoming. The state’s favorable corporate laws, especially when it comes to privacy and asset protection, work to your advantage. When registering your company in Wyoming, the law does not require you to provide information on company ownership, stock, or capital. To makes things even better as far as the a corporate nominee is concerned, the state’s statutes only require one name to be listed on public records. This means that you can list the nominee director as the name of your corporate nominee and maintain your anonymity at the same time.

To meet statutory requirements, maintain your privacy, and retain total control of your company, contact us to learn more about our Corporate Nominee/CFO Services today.