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I would like to form a fitness equipment company to facilitate business from US companies to my Dubai company, my question is can I use a virtual office address to form the company?
Robert,
When registering a business in the United States, you are typically able to use any address in the world (with the exception of a P.O. Box) as the business address. This could be your personal or business address in Dubai, or, as you mentioned, you could indeed get a virtual office and use that address as the registered business address as well.
Either way, you should have no trouble forming a company in the United States. Please do keep in mind, you will need a Registered Agent in any state you register your business in.
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Good luck with your business,
Ray Albert @
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