Why use the corporate cleanup package?

It produces the documents that support limited liability: an operating agreement or bylaws, annual minutes, and annual filings. The firm says that if a claimant sues a business that lacks these documents, the claimant can likely pierce the corporate veil and reach the owner's personal assets, while a business with them in place will likely keep personal assets out of reach.

When should a dissolved entity be reinstated?

As soon as possible after falling into bad standing with the secretary of state. The firm says a business only receives limited liability protection while it is in good standing, so a claimant suing a business in bad standing will likely be able to hold the owner personally liable. Reinstatement covers back-filing delinquent reports, document preparation and submission, and ongoing compliance afterwards.

Asset-protection attorneys

Bulletproof Asset Protection (Corporate Direct)

Corporate Direct forms and maintains business entities for real estate investors and business owners. It sets up LLCs and corporations, including structures using Wyoming and Nevada law, converts sole proprietorships into LLCs, and produces the paperwork that supports limited liability: operating agreements or bylaws drafted for the state of formation, membership certificates, federal EINs, meeting minutes, and annual filings.

Around formation it sells registered agent service in all 50 states, nominee services that place a vetted professional nominee on public filings while the client keeps operational control, corporate cleanup for entities that have been operating without proper documentation, reinstatement of administratively dissolved entities, and dissolutions.

Clients are assigned an incorporating specialist rather than working through an automated formation site, and the company says the same people handle an account year after year. It cites 35+ years in asset protection and 13,000+ clients protected, and offers a free 15-minute consultation.

Package prices are published on the individual service pages: $795 for an entity conversion, $650 for nominee services, $295 for a reinstatement, and $145 for registered agent service. Note the limits stated on the nominee page: the service is for privacy and public record purposes only, and excludes signing loan documents and opening or administering bank accounts. Formation pricing by state, and the ongoing annual cost after year one, are not published.

Best for

Investors who want a named specialist to build and maintain holding LLCs, corporations, and registered agent filings across states. Less suited to owners who only need a bare one-time filing; the offering is built around ongoing compliance paperwork.

What they do

LLC and corporation formation
Wyoming and Nevada entity structures
Sole proprietorship to LLC conversion
Registered agent service in all 50 states
Nominee services for public filings
Corporate cleanup: operating agreements, bylaws, minutes, EIN
Entity reinstatement after administrative dissolution
Entity dissolution
Annual filings and annual meeting minutes
Asset protection structuring for rental property

Details

Attribute	Value
Memberships	BBB A+ rating
How they charge	Published package prices include $795 for an entity conversion, $650 for nominee services, $295 for a reinstatement, and $145 for registered agent service.

What stands out

Registered agent service is offered in all 50 states, with the same specialists handling an account year after year.
Published package prices: $795 for an entity conversion, $650 for nominee services, $295 for a reinstatement, and $145 for registered agent service.
Cites 35+ years in asset protection, 13,000+ clients protected, and an A+ BBB rating.
Nominee service covers public filings only: it excludes signing loan documents and opening or administering bank accounts.
Offers a free 15-minute consultation before an engagement.

Common questions

Why use the corporate cleanup package?: It produces the documents that support limited liability: an operating agreement or bylaws, annual minutes, and annual filings. The firm says that if a claimant sues a business that lacks these documents, the claimant can likely pierce the corporate veil and reach the owner's personal assets, while a business with them in place will likely keep personal assets out of reach.
When should a dissolved entity be reinstated?: As soon as possible after falling into bad standing with the secretary of state. The firm says a business only receives limited liability protection while it is in good standing, so a claimant suing a business in bad standing will likely be able to hold the owner personally liable. Reinstatement covers back-filing delinquent reports, document preparation and submission, and ongoing compliance afterwards.