How to Move an LLC to Another State and Keep Your EIN

What is redomestication and how does it work?
Redomestication is the legal process of moving an LLC or corporation to a new state while keeping the same entity intact. Cummings & Cummings Law describes redomestication as changing where your company is domiciled without changing the identity of the business itself. The key advantage is that your EIN, contracts, banking relationships, and credit history remain unchanged throughout the transition.
The process works in three steps: you provide the required information and signatures, the law firm prepares and files all documents, and the transaction closes. The firm handles filing with state authorities and coordinates tax continuity, meaning no downtime or disruption to your business operations.
What makes redomestication different from other state transfer methods?
Redomestication differs from foreign registration and dissolution in fundamental ways. Foreign registration means registering your existing LLC as a foreign entity in a new state while keeping your original state of formation, which does not change your domicile. Dissolution involves closing the company in one state and forming a new entity in another, which results in a new EIN, new contracts, and loss of credit history.
Redomestication is more complex than simply filing paperwork because it involves changes to state and federal law simultaneously. The firm characterizes this as brain surgery on your business rather than routine administrative work, which is why it requires attorney and CPA expertise rather than document automation services.
Who should consider moving their LLC to another state?
LLC owners relocating their personal residence often move their business domicile to reduce state taxes, simplify compliance, or align their business location with where they actually operate. The firm offers a free interactive tax savings calculator that compares all 50 states and shows illustrative one year and five year tax savings based on your business income. This helps owners determine whether a move could produce meaningful tax benefits before committing to the process.
The firm also screens whether redomestication fits each company's situation. If the process does not work for your specific circumstances, the firm states it will tell you directly rather than proceeding with an unsuitable transaction.
What does the redomestication service include?
Cummings & Cummings Law provides attorney and CPA representation throughout the process, which distinguishes it from automated legal document services. The firm prepares all documents and handles all filings on your behalf. The process is remote first, using DocuSign signatures and email updates with no snail mail or waiting periods.
The engagement concludes with a Redomestication Closing and Tax Continuity Packet, which documents the completed transaction and tax implications. The firm has completed over 500 redomestications and states it performs more than any other law firm.
How is pricing structured?
The firm offers flat fee pricing for redomestication services, though the specific fee is not publicly listed on the website. You can contact the firm directly at https://cummings.law/redomestication/ to request a quote based on your company's situation and state of origin and destination.