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lawcentral allows you to create the documents, but you still have to register the company by hand.
http://www.cleardocs.com on the other hand, actually allows you to register the company over the web electronically – so you can I have the company registered in a matter of minutes!
I tried it … and it works too [biggrin]
Good luck with it
HI All
Just wanted to confirm what TerryW said – I used http://www.cleardocs.com to create both a Trust and a Company, and it was really simple and very cost effective.
All their Trusts are only $137.50, and the company was $937.50. You can even lodge the conmpany electronically, online – so you get everything straight away (which I don’t think incorporator.com can do).
You needed to have a little bit of knowledge, but if you dig around on this site for while, you should have more than enough info.
Just thought I’d feed that back.
magicdan [cigar]
Hi Steve and Lucifer – thanks for the responses … although I find them a bit curious.
I have used Shelcom, as well as many other ‘shelf company’ providers, and they’re just a bog-standard shelf company site. Same as all the rest. They don’t really allow you to do any ‘tailoring’ at all. To be honest, I’m pretty pissed-off paying $300 for a standard Discretionary Trust from these guys.
I was interested in http://www.cleardocs.com because I looked through what they offer, and it seems to be genuinely different. The service is much more tailored, it’s all online, it’s quick. The documents are signed-off by a top-twenty law firm (Maddocks) – which is a bit more impressive than most shelf company services.
PLUS, Shelcom and all the others charge about $200 more for the Company + Trust … and for that kind of money I want more than lollies! Sorry.
After reading these responses, I read some other threads on this site from TerryW about http://www.cleardocs.com and he seemed pretty impressed. Has anyone else tried them?
magicdan
