What is a corporate incorporator?
Swyft Filings FAQ Knowledge Base An incorporator is the person or entity that executes or submits the corporation's formation document. The incorporator does not automatically become a shareholder, director, or officer.
Swyft Filings offers corporation formation services and prepares and submits the state incorporation paperwork. Corporate formation generally creates the legal corporation first; tax classification and internal governance are separate concepts. For example, S corporation status is a federal tax election for an eligible entity rather than a different state-law corporation in every jurisdiction.