New Offshore company, bank account later possible?

[beyond]

Is it possible to form a company and then add a bank account to it later? At first I want the company to own an US LLC and bank account, but another offshore account might be handy. Is it possible to have that setup?


Thanks for the assistance so far.

 

[JohnLocke]

The order doesn't matter at all. Of course you need the company before you can open a bank account for the company😱 but other there are no applicable order to do this.


A Offshore company can without any issues hold and own the shares of a US LLC.

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[beyond]

So company first and then bank account later.. is there any due date for the bank account opening?

 

[bugeja]

How would you otherwise be able to open the account for a company that does not exists yet 😀

 

[JohnLocke]

beyond said:
So company first and then bank account later.. is there any due date for the bank account opening?
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No of course there is no "due date" for the bank account opening. You can do it a week, 6 months or even 5 years after the company has been incorporated. Most will want to open an offshore bank account almost same time as the company has been incorporated. Without a bank account it is difficult to conduct business I think.

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