I will form your delaware c corp and draft vc ready founder equity agreements
US Licensed Attorney Bar 012146 Venture Capital Startups E commerce
About this Gig
As a US-licensed attorney (#012146), I know exactly what Venture Capitalists look for in a startups corporate structure. A poorly structured company will kill your chances of securing Seed or Series A funding.
This Gig provides institutional-grade Delaware C-Corporation formation and founder agreements designed specifically for high-growth startups and VC readiness. I ensure your equity is correctly vested, your Intellectual Property (IP) is completely assigned to the company, and your tax elections are properly drafted.
What I provide:
- Custom Delaware C-Corp Bylaws
- Founder Equity Agreements with standard 4-year vesting/1-year cliff
- Technology & IP Assignment Agreements
- 83(b) Election Documents (Crucial for founder tax protection)
- Corporate Resolutions & Initial Board Consents
Do not rely on generic templates that leave legal loopholes. Protect your founders, secure your IP, and make your startup instantly investable. Select your package and submit your requirements to get started.
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
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Commercial
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SaaS agreement
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FAQ
Why do investors prefer a Delaware C-Corp?
Delaware offers the most predictable corporate legal system in the US, which VCs require for investing.
What is an 83(b) election?
It is a tax form filed with the IRS within 30 days of receiving equity to prevent massive future tax liabilities.
Does this include state filing fees?
No, my fees cover professional legal drafting. State filing fees are paid directly to Delaware.
What is a vesting schedule?
It dictates how founders earn their shares over time (usually 4 years), protecting the company if a founder leaves.
Why do I need an IP Assignment?
Investors need proof that the company—not the individual founders—owns the core product or code.
Can non-US residents use this gig?
Yes, non-US residents can form a Delaware C-Corp.
