1. Depends on what the OPs goals are. Most scalable startups register C corps in Delaware. Of course if he's not planning to raise, scale a large size startup, etc.. this may not apply.
2. If the above is true, I would highly recommend against using services such as LegalZoom. Nothing against them, but to get stocks issued, all the paperwork done correctly, bylaws written, etc etc etc... Is not something I would rely on LegalZoom to get done. You need a proper attorney for that. Again, depends on what exactly he's trying to do.
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1. Depends on what the OPs goals are. Most scalable startups register C corps in Delaware. Of course if he's not planning to raise, scale a large size startup, etc.. this may not apply.
2. If the above is true, I would highly recommend against using services such as LegalZoom. Nothing against them, but to get stocks issued, all the paperwork done correctly, bylaws written, etc etc etc... Is not something I would rely on LegalZoom to get done. You need a proper attorney for that. Again, depends on what exactly he's trying to do.