@Lucas Moura Thanks Lucas. That's what I thought 🙂

@Matteo Manzi Thanks. Here's the link if anyone's looking for it

@James Baker Gotcha, thanks for letting me know. There's not much information about it on the web. I've contacted my registered agent, maybe they have some guidelines on this

Hey everyone, just an update in case anyone stumbles upon this thread. This is the registered agent answer: The state of Ohio requires all Professional Associations and Limited Liability Partnerships to file a biennial report every two years. Nonprofits must file a Statement of Continued Existence every five years. Ohio corporations and LLCs are not required to file biennial reports or statements of continued existence. Multi Member LLC's would fall in the same category as any regular LLC when it comes to Biennial Reports with the State. Only Professional Associations, Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs) and Nonprofits, Cooperatives, and Religious Corporations are required to file a report with the state. @James Baker

@Okafor George Great, so what's the question?

@Okafor George Wise are still flexible and allow non-residents open business accounts quite easily. Try them - https://wise.com/invite/u/dannyg279

@Lucas Oliveira What was in the statement? Your address in your foreign country? And which account is in Wise - USD account or your home country currency? If I'm not mistaken, the company name is on the Wise business account, not your personal, and the business address is on the statement... That is what you used to prove your personal address with? Thanks!

@Lucas Oliveira Thanks!

There's no problem with it, you'll just have to record it properly, that's it... Make sure you log it somewhere and hand it to the CPA once you deal with your taxes filling Don't make a habbit of it, it's better to separate personal and business expenses, so once you have a bank account and credit/debit card, use those