Done-for-you 501(c)(3) formation in Texas. You tell us your mission — we file the state registration, draft the bylaws, and submit the IRS application. Fully formed nonprofit, ready to accept tax-deductible donations.
Most people start a nonprofit because they have a mission — not because they love IRS paperwork. But one wrong field on Form 1023 can delay your approval for months or get your application rejected entirely.
We handle your entire 501(c)(3) formation from start to finish. You provide the basics — we take care of everything else.
We prepare and file your Articles of Incorporation (Form 202) with the Texas Secretary of State to legally create your nonprofit entity.
Every document the IRS requires — written in their approved language, tailored to your specific organization and programs.
We prepare and file your Form 1023-EZ or full Form 1023 — whichever applies — plus 60 days of support after approval.
We've done this before. Every step is mapped out so you know exactly what happens and when.
We collect your org details — name, board members, mission, programs. Determine Form 1023-EZ vs. full 1023 eligibility.
We file Form 202 with Texas Secretary of State. Your nonprofit entity is legally created in 10–12 business days.
Bylaws, dissolution statement, conflict of interest policy, board certifications, program descriptions — all IRS-ready.
We walk you through every document. You review, ask questions, and approve before anything is submitted.
We obtain your EIN (free, instant) and prepare your Form 1023-EZ or full Form 1023 through Pay.gov.
Final review of the complete application before it goes to the IRS. We make sure everything is airtight.
1023-EZ: 2–4 weeks. Full 1023: 3–12 months. You receive your official IRS Determination Letter.
Texas state tax exemption, nonprofit bank account setup, Form 990 annual filing requirements. 60 days of support.
One flat fee for our service. Government filing fees are paid separately and go directly to the state and IRS.
Total all-in: $3,125–$3,450
Compare to $3,000–$5,000+ from an attorney
Application deposit
Government filing fees
Remaining balance
You focus on the mission. We handle the rest. Here's what we'll ask for on the kickoff call:
The name you want your nonprofit registered under
Names and addresses of at least 3 board members (IRS requirement)
What does your organization do? Who does it serve?
Brief description of what your organization does day-to-day
Physical location or mailing address for the organization
State filing takes 10–12 business days. Form 1023-EZ approval is typically 2–4 weeks after that. Full Form 1023 can take 3–12 months. Most clients using Form 1023-EZ are fully approved within 6–8 weeks total.
Most new nonprofits with projected annual gross receipts under $50,000 and total assets under $250,000 qualify for the streamlined 1023-EZ. We'll determine your eligibility on the kickoff call.
We specialize in Texas formations (Articles of Incorporation with the TX Secretary of State). The IRS federal filing applies to all states. If you're outside Texas, we can discuss your specific situation on the call.
We've built every template, checklist, and document needed — refined over multiple successful filings. You get the same quality documents without billable-hour overhead. Attorney fees for this work typically run $3,000–$5,000+.
Our documents are written in IRS-approved language based on successful filings. If the IRS has questions or requests additional information, we'll help you respond during your 60-day support window at no extra charge.
Book a free consultation. We'll walk you through the process, answer your questions, and tell you exactly what to expect — no pressure, no pitch.
Or email us directly: ronnie@easyaiflows.com