How to Move Your Company Out of New York and Keep Your EIN

Moving a company out of New York while keeping its federal employer identification number (EIN), existing contracts, and bank accounts is possible through a legal process called redomestication. Cummings & Cummings Law offers this service, which changes where a company is domiciled without changing the identity of the business itself.
What does redomestication actually do?
Redomestication is the legal process of transferring a company from New York to another state while maintaining the existing federal employer identification number, contracts, bank accounts, and in most cases the company name. The business does not shut down, restart, or lose continuity. No downtime occurs when the process is executed properly. The company simply changes its state of domicile, which means it operates under the laws and regulations of the new state instead of New York.
How long does the redomestication process take?
The process can begin in under five minutes. Once you submit your business information online, documents are delivered for electronic signature within 48 hours. The exact timeline from start to completion is not publicly specified on the service page, so you would need to contact the provider for a full completion estimate.
Who handles the legal work?
Cummings & Cummings Law handles the redomestication process with a dually licensed attorney and CPA. The service is completed entirely online with a flat fee structure. No sales call is required to see your exact price, which is available within 30 seconds of entering your business details.
What should you evaluate before choosing a redomestication provider?
Before hiring anyone to redomesticate your company, demand seven answers: confirmation that your EIN will be preserved, that existing contracts remain valid, that bank accounts do not need to be closed and reopened, that the company name can stay the same, what the complete flat fee includes, how long the full process takes from start to finish, and whether the provider will tell you upfront if redomestication does not fit your company's situation. Cummings & Cummings Law states it will tell you if the redomestication process does not fit your company.
What happens after redomestication is complete?
Upon completion, you receive a Redomestication Closing and Tax Continuity Packet. You provide the information and signatures required, and the provider handles the rest of the legal and filing work. The company continues operating with the same EIN, contracts, credit history, and banking relationships, now under the jurisdiction of your chosen state.