There are several types of LLCs including: - Single-member LLCs that have one owner - Multi-member LLCs with multiple owners that can include both people and other business entities - Domestic LLCs that are formed in the United States - Foreign LLCs that are formed outside of the United States - Series LLCs which are multi-member LLCs where the members are LLCs - Low-profit LLCs that exist for charitable or educational purposes and have restricted profits - Professional LLCs (PLLCs) for professionals who require licensure such as accountants, legal advisors, and medical providers LLCs are governed by state law. This means that there are different types of LLCs in different states. For instance, Nevada offers a restricted LLC that has special provisions for people who own multiple properties, and California is one of the few states that doesn't allow PLLCs. Your LLC may fall into multiple categories. For instance, it may be both a single-member LLC and a domestic LLC. Or it could be a multi-member PLLC.