By incorporating in another state you are more prone to law suits in that state. Any questions you may have concerning where to incorporate should be addressed to a qualified attorney or an accountant. The name of your new corporation should reflect the image you desire to convey to your portential clients, customers and the public in general. From a legal standpoint, your corporation's name name must not be deceptively similar to any existing corporation. In our order form we ask that you choose two possible names in the event that your first choice is already in use by a corporation in your state.
Most states only require one director in order to form a corporation.
However. some states require more than one, and you are always allowed to have more than one director. Some states use the number of shareholders in the corporation to determine the minimum number of directors. If the number of shareholders is three or more, then the corporation must have three directors. If the corporation has less than three shareholders, then the number of directors may equal the number of shareholders. A corporation has a legal entitly entirely seperate and distinct from the individuals who compose it, with the capacity of continuous existence or succession, and having the capacity as such legal entity, of taking, holding and conveying property, suing and being sued, and exercising such other powers as may be conferred on it by law, just as a natural person may.