Your company in Texas,
from Mexico to Texas.
We help you open and run your company in Texas with specialized accountants and attorneys, coordinated by one bilingual team that understands how things work in Mexico.
What do you need?
The route
From your idea in Mexico to your company running in Texas
Five steps and one team that coordinates accountants, attorneys and a notary public for you.
Strategy
Accountant + attorneyWe review your business and goals to define which type of company fits you and how to structure it from day one.
Texas formation
SpecialistsWe register your company with the State of Texas and obtain its tax ID.
Launch
Habitera by your sideWe help you with what you need to start operating.
Operation
Specialized accountantsWe keep your books, prepare your taxes and remind you before every deadline.
Immigration
Licensed attorneysIf your plan includes living or working in the U.S., the attorneys advise you on the options that apply to your case.
What we do
One team for your company and your paperwork
Habitera coordinates; specialized accountants, attorneys and a notary public each do their part.
Companies and strategy
- Strategy to open in Texas
- LLC or corporation formation
- EIN and registered agent
- Bank account
Bookkeeping and taxes
- Monthly bookkeeping
- Company taxes
- Personal taxes and ITIN
- Deadline reminders
Notary public and paperwork
- Signature notarization
- Power of attorney notarization
- Apostille processing
- Documents for Mexico
Immigration guidance
- Guidance from attorneys
- Options for your case
- Support through the process
- In your language
Tax calendar
Never miss a deadline again
Tap a month to see general U.S. and Texas tax dates. We remind you before each one.
The difference
On your own vs. with Habitera
From Mexico, in another language and with different rules: better with someone who knows the way.
| — | On your own | With Habitera |
|---|---|---|
| Knowing which type of company fits you | Searching online | ✓ |
| Accountant and attorney coordinated | Separately | ✓ |
| Everything explained in Spanish | Not always | ✓ |
| Tax deadline reminders | Up to you | ✓ |
| Notary public and apostilles | Another errand | ✓ |
| If you also own a home in Texas, we care for it | Another company | ✓ |
Signature notarizedNeed a document notarized?
Signatures, powers of attorney and documents for use in Mexico or the U.S., with apostille processing.
A U.S. notary public notarizes signatures and documents; they are not an attorney and do not give legal advice. Book your appointmentFAQ
What people ask us most
Do I need to live in the U.S. to open a company in Texas?
No. You can open your Texas company while living in Mexico. We guide you through the whole process remotely.
Do I need a Social Security number?
Not to open the company: the company gets its own tax ID (EIN). If you need one, we help you apply for your personal ITIN.
Can I do everything from Mexico?
Most of it, yes. We tell you in advance if any step requires your presence or a notarized signature.
Does opening a company give me a visa?
Not automatically. The attorneys explain which immigration options apply to your case.
How long does it take to open the company?
It depends on the type of company and your case. We give you an estimate in the strategy call.
Ready to open your company in Texas?
Book a no-commitment call and we’ll build your strategy together, in English or Spanish.
Alejandro, Rodolfo, Claudia and Fernanda are here to help
Habitera coordinates the services. Legal and immigration advice is provided by licensed attorneys, and accounting by specialized accountants. Calendar dates are general; your accountant confirms the ones that apply to your company.
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