Amazon US Seller Central for Non-Residents via Wyoming LLC

Amazon doesn't require any specific state — but Wyoming is a common choice for non-resident sellers because of its $100 state filing fee, $60 flat annual report, no state income tax, and strong ownership privacy. None of that is Amazon-specific; it's simply the lowest-friction, lowest-cost US entity option for a seller who just needs a legitimate business structure behind their storefront.

Amazon's seller verification (now including video verification or a face scan for most new accounts) reviews a consistent package:

The order matters for avoiding delays: form the LLC first, obtain the EIN once the LLC is approved (the EIN letter references the exact approved entity name), open a US business bank account using the EIN and formation documents, and only then begin the Amazon Seller Central application with all of that documentation already in hand. Starting the Amazon application before your EIN and bank account are ready is one of the more common reasons sellers end up resubmitting documents mid-review.

Beyond simply having the right documents, consistency across every field is what Amazon's automated checks weigh most heavily — a business name spelled slightly differently between your EIN letter and your Seller Central profile, or a bank account held under a different name than the LLC, both read as red flags even when each individual document is itself legitimate.

HynoGo forms your Wyoming LLC, secures your EIN in 2 days, provides registered agent and proof-of-address documentation, and supports your Mercury or Wise Business banking application — assembling the exact document package Amazon's KYC review checks, with consistent details across every piece.