Globalfy Alternative for a Foreign-Owned New Mexico LLC

Short answer: Globalfy gives you more services for more money every year; our package gives a foreign owner the essentials for one payment. Globalfy does form in New Mexico, and its Remote plan includes the Form 5472 filing we don't touch. Our Non-US Founder Package is $399 plus New Mexico's $50 fee, with only a $99 agent renewal afterward. We publish this page and sell that package, so factor that in.

At a glance

Taken from Globalfy's plans and pricing page on September 29, 2026. Plan-by-plan features are hard to read from that page's grid, so double-check with Globalfy.

What Globalfy does well

• New Mexico coverage, plus Wyoming, Delaware, Florida, and Texas.
• Form 5472 in a plan: Remote, at $998 a year, includes it with the pro forma 1120 for qualifying one-owner service LLCs.
• A mailing address: Starter includes a real address with scanned mail.
• Pre-EIN bank help: Globalfy assists with Mercury and Lili applications before the EIN arrives.
• Bookkeeping software: a free self-serve license in the plans.

The math for a New Mexico LLC

• Globalfy Starter, first year: $588 + $50 = $638.
• Globalfy Remote, first year: $998 + $50 = $1,048.
• Our package, first year: $399 + $50 = $449.
• Later years: Globalfy's plans renew annually at a price it doesn't list separately; our agent is $99.
• Yearly state report: not required for New Mexico LLCs, whichever provider you pick. Globalfy's plans include a state renewal filing, so ask what it covers in New Mexico.

How our package works

1. Give us your company and owner details in a single order.
2. We file the Articles of Organization online in New Mexico.
3. Your certificate appears in your dashboard.
4. You e-sign an SS-4 we've completed for an owner with no SSN.
5. Your bank application for our partners is ready right then, filled in and with your certificate attached. Once you approve, it goes to our partners even though the IRS hasn't finished. Our partners have the final say; there's no guarantee of approval.
6. We fax the SS-4, and the IRS generally assigns the EIN in two to eight weeks.

Choose Globalfy if

• You want Form 5472 and the pro forma 1120 inside a yearly plan.
• A US mailing address with scanning would be useful.
• You'd prefer one provider for formation, filings, and bookkeeping.

Choose our package if

• You want the lowest first-year and ongoing cost for a New Mexico LLC.
• You'll hire your own tax professional.
• You'd like the bank application prepared by us rather than assisted.

After formation in New Mexico

New Mexico keeps upkeep minimal: no annual or biennial report, only a registered agent and office on file. Tax is the part to plan for. Foreign-owned single-member LLCs frequently owe Form 5472 each year, and your sales determine whether gross receipts tax comes into play. Both are outside our package.

Form your foreign-owned New Mexico LLC

See everything in our Non-US Founder Package

Common questions

Can Globalfy form a New Mexico LLC?

Yes. New Mexico is one of the five states Globalfy lists, and it shows the state's $50 fee separately from its plans.

How do first-year costs compare in New Mexico?

Globalfy Starter comes to $638 ($588 plus $50) and Remote to $1,048. Our package is $449. Against Starter, that's $189 less with us.

Is Globalfy's renewal price listed?

No separate figure appears. Its plans are priced per year, so ask Globalfy what you'd pay in year two. Ours is $99 for the agent.

What does the Remote plan add?

Form 5472 and the pro forma 1120, for single-owner LLCs selling remote services with no effectively connected US income. That's something we don't offer at all.

Does the bank application wait for my EIN with you?

No. The moment your SS-4 is signed, your application for our partners is complete, and it's sent when you approve it. Our partners decide whether to open an account.