Business forms by state
Operating agreements, contractor and confidentiality agreements, invoices, pay stubs and notes — drafted to your state's rules, priced before you start.
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Bill of Sale
Vehicle, boat, trailer or general bill of sale with odometer statement, as-is clause and your state's notary and DMV requirements.
Pay Stub Generator
Create an accurate pay stub with 2026 federal withholding, Social Security and Medicare calculated automatically, state tax and state insurance programs by state, regular-rate overtime, and year-to-date totals.
Promissory Note
A secured or unsecured loan note with installment or lump-sum repayment, interest within your state's legal limit, late fees and default terms.
Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)
Mutual or one-way NDA with trade-secret protection, lawful carve-outs and the federal whistleblower notice, tuned to your state.
Commercial Lease Agreement
Lease retail, office or industrial space: gross, modified gross or triple-net with pro-rata pass-throughs, rent escalation, renewal options, TI allowance, insurance, default and holdover terms, plus your state's deposit rule, statutory disclosures, landlord's lien, cure periods, rent taxes and signing formalities.
LLC Operating Agreement
Single-member or multi-member operating agreement under your state's LLC act: ownership, management, capital, distributions, transfers and dissolution.
Independent Contractor Agreement
A freelance / 1099 services agreement drafted to support contractor status under your state's test, with IP, confidentiality and payment terms.
Residential Construction Contract (Home Improvement)
A contract between a homeowner and a contractor for building, remodeling or repair work — scope, schedule, price, payment milestones, change orders, insurance, warranty and the notices your state requires in the contract.
Employment Agreement / Offer Letter
A job offer letter or full employment agreement with pay, benefits, confidentiality, IP and restrictive covenants drafted to your state's non-compete, sick-leave and pay-timing rules.
Construction Subcontractor Agreement
An agreement between a general contractor and a subcontractor — scope, schedule, subcontract sum, payment and retainage inside your state's prompt-payment and retainage rules, lien waivers, insurance, an indemnity clause limited to what your state's anti-indemnity statute allows, safety, warranty and flow-down of the prime contract.
Certified Payroll (Form WH-347)
Fill the U.S. Department of Labor's weekly certified payroll for a Davis-Bacon or state prevailing-wage job: hours by day split straight time and overtime, prevailing rates and fringes, deductions and net pay, with the signed Statement of Compliance on page 2 — and your state's own certified payroll rule where the project is state-funded.
Invoice Generator
Free professional invoice with line items, sales tax, discounts, payment terms and late-fee notice. No watermark, no signup.
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Service Agreement
In preparation — statutes for all 51 jurisdictions are being reviewed.
Loan Agreement
In preparation — statutes for all 51 jurisdictions are being reviewed.
Demand Letter
In preparation — statutes for all 51 jurisdictions are being reviewed.
Release of Liability / Waiver
In preparation — statutes for all 51 jurisdictions are being reviewed.
Partnership Agreement
In preparation — statutes for all 51 jurisdictions are being reviewed.
W-9 / 1099-NEC Helper
In preparation — statutes for all 51 jurisdictions are being reviewed.
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Real Estate
- Residential Lease Agreement
- Eviction Notice
- Rental Application
- Commercial Lease Agreement
Personal
- Bill of Sale
- Pay Stub Generator
- Promissory Note
- Power of Attorney (Financial)
Contractors
- Construction Lien Waiver and Release
- Residential Construction Contract (Home Improvement)
- Construction Change Order
- Construction Subcontractor Agreement
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