Choosing your legal form is the first real decision in incorporation.
Sole Proprietorship — fastest and cheapest. You trade in your own name, are personally liable, and register through the Commercial Registry with a tax card. Best for freelancers and small traders.
One-Person Company — a limited liability entity with a single owner. Your personal assets are separated from the business. Slightly more setup than a sole proprietorship, incorporated through GAFI.
LLC — the standard vehicle for partnerships and startups. Requires at least two partners, offers limited liability, and is the most widely recognized form for banking, contracts, and hiring.
A human advisor reviews every application before filing, so a preliminary choice here is never final.