OffshoreGuy

What's included

  • Strike-off application filed through the licensed registered agent in the entity's jurisdiction
  • Registered-agent letter to the registrar requesting administrative removal from the register
  • Confirmation of the statutory waiting period (typically 3 to 6 months, jurisdiction-dependent) before the entity is struck
  • Filing receipt and the registrar's strike-off notice once the entity is removed
  • Sanctions screen (OFAC, EU, UN) on the order
  • Tier 0 intake: email, country of residence, and an intended-use statement

What's NOT included

  • Voluntary Liquidation: the bank-acceptable statutory wind-up is a separate SKU (dissolution-liquidation, $2,499)
  • Settlement of the entity's outstanding obligations or any declaration of solvency (strike-off does not include a wind-up)
  • Apostille or legalization of the strike-off documents (sold separately at $189)
  • Outstanding government fees, penalties, or registered-agent arrears the registrar requires before it will strike the entity
  • Any tax filing or final return for the entity (your responsibility; we refer you to a US Enrolled Agent for US tax)
  • Mail forwarding (we don't sell this)

We list what's not included on every product page so there are no checkout surprises.

When to choose this product

Operator-grade use case

The low-cost way to retire a dormant offshore entity. Reach for it when a company has no assets, no liabilities, and no further use, and you simply want to stop paying the annual registered-agent and government fees. The registered agent files for administrative removal and the registrar strikes the entity after the statutory waiting period, typically 3 to 6 months depending on the jurisdiction.

Most appropriate for operators winding down a shelf company, an abandoned holding vehicle, or a structure that never went operational, where nobody downstream will ever ask for proof of a clean exit. It is filed in any jurisdiction we work in, at Tier 0 KYC, with no source-of-funds documentation required.

Less ideal for anyone who needs a definitive, bank-grade exit. Strike-off is reversible for 5 to 7 years and is not accepted as evidence of a clean wind-up by banks, auditors, or counterparties. If you are closing a fund-adjacent SPV, a Cayman exempted company, or any entity where you may later need audit-trail proof of dissolution, use Voluntary Liquidation (dissolution-liquidation) instead.

KYC document checklist

What you'll need to hand us

Tier 0
Required
  • Email address
  • Country of residence
  • Intended use statement (free-text)
Tier 1
Not required
  • Government-issued photo ID (passport or national ID)
  • Proof of address (utility bill, bank statement, or government letter, dated within 90 days)
  • Source-of-funds attestation (drop-down + free text)
  • Optional: PEP and adverse-media screening consent
Tier 2
Not required
  • Everything in Tier 1
  • Beneficial owner declaration for every party with 25%+ ownership
  • Source-of-wealth documentation (tax return, employment letter, salary, asset proof)
  • Manual enhanced-due-diligence reviewer notes from our KYC partner
FAQ

Common questions

What is administrative strike-off?
It is the registrar removing your entity from the register, filed through your registered agent. The entity is struck after the statutory waiting period, typically 3 to 6 months depending on the jurisdiction. It is the cheapest way to retire a dormant company with no assets or liabilities.
Is strike-off the same as a clean wind-up?
No. Strike-off is reversible for 5 to 7 years and is not bank-acceptable as proof of a definitive exit. If a bank, auditor, or counterparty may later ask for audit-trail evidence that the company was wound up, use Voluntary Liquidation at $2,499 instead. We will tell you which path fits your situation.
How do I pay, and what does it cost?
The $999 all-in price is settled in BTC, Lightning, or USDT via BitSettle. The registered-agent filing is included. Any outstanding government fees, penalties, or registered-agent arrears the registrar requires before striking the entity are separate and are your responsibility.
Does strike-off settle my tax obligations?
No. Striking an entity from a register does not close out tax positions. Any final return or filing for the entity is your responsibility, and US persons should plan with a US Enrolled Agent. General information, not tax advice; consult a qualified professional regarding your situation.