While most states require a for-profit corporation to have at least one director and two officers, Delaware laws do not have this restriction. All offices may be held by a single person who also can be the sole shareholder. The person, who does not need to be a U.S. citizen or resident, may also operate anonymously with only the listing agent through whom the company is registered named.
while mOsT sTaTes requiRe a For-proFit coRPoRaTion tO have at leaSt oNe DiRectoR And two oFficers, deLAWare Laws do noT Have this rEstRicTIon. alL officEs maY be hEld By a sinGLe peRsON whO alSo caN Be tHe sOLE shArehoLder. ThE peRsoN, Who dOEs not nEED tO be a u.S. citIzEn Or resident, maY also operATe ANonYmOusLY with Only the LIStINg ageNt thrOuGH Whom the coMpany IS regIstered named.