Form packages
Form packages on US Legal Forms are curated bundles of related legal documents grouped by topic, purpose, or legal procedure. Instead of searching for individual forms one by one, users can download a complete, ready-to-use set designed to handle an entire legal process or transaction.
What Is a Form Package?
A Form Package is a collection of state-specific forms that belong to the same legal category or are used together to complete a single task. Each package is assembled to help users:
- Save time by avoiding repetitive searches
- Get everything needed for a specific legal matter in one place
- Avoid missing required supplemental forms
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Types of Form Packages
Form packages are available for both personal and business legal needs. Examples include:
- Wills & Estate Planning Packages
Includes Last Will and Testament, Living Will, Power of Attorney, and related documents.
→ Example - Business Entity Packages
Includes formation documents, operating agreements, resolutions, and more for LLCs or corporations. → Example - Real Estate & Construction Packages
Covers forms for mechanics liens, construction agreements, lien waivers, and notices. → Example - Family Law Packages
Includes prenuptial/postnuptial agreements, amendments, and related planning documents. → Example
Key Benefits
- Comprehensive: All essential forms grouped together by topic or legal need
- State-Specific: Packages are tailored to individual state laws and requirements
- Editable & Flexible: Download in DOCX, PDF, or RTF for editing or filling out
- No Extra Cost: All form packages are included with your US Legal Forms subscription, just like individual forms - no separate purchase required
How to Access Form Packages
- Browse by category on the Form Packages page
- Search by keyword and state to find the package relevant to your situation
- Select and download the entire package in your preferred format
- Edit, eSign, or notarize forms using US Legal Forms tools (depending on your subscription level)
When to Use a Form Package
Form packages are ideal when:
- You’re starting a process that requires multiple documents (e.g., starting a business, planning an estate)
- You’re unsure which forms are required and prefer a pre-built solution
- You want to ensure you have all the right forms in one place, prepared for your specific state
With Form Packages, US Legal Forms makes it easier to manage entire legal workflows - saving you time, reducing the chance of missed forms, and ensuring compliance with your state’s requirements.
FAQ
A form package is a curated collection of related legal documents bundled by topic, legal procedure, or purpose. Each package includes all the necessary state-specific forms needed to complete a legal process - such as forming an LLC, writing a will, or managing real estate transactions - without having to search for each form individually.
Form packages are available for a wide range of personal and business needs, including:
- Wills & Estate Planning
- Business Formation (LLC, Corporation)
- Real Estate & Construction
- Family Law (e.g., prenuptial agreements)
Each package is designed to include all essential documents for the process.
Yes. Every form package is tailored to the laws and requirements of your selected state. This ensures the documents are valid, up to date, and compliant with local regulations.
No. If you have an active US Legal Forms subscription (Basic or Premium), you can download form packages at no additional cost, just like individual forms.
Form packages can be downloaded in PDF, DOCX, or RTF format. This allows you to view, print, or edit the documents using your preferred software. Some form packages may be downloaded as ZIP files containing multiple forms.
You can find form packages by:
- Browsing the Form Packages page by category
- Searching by keyword and state
Once selected, you can download the entire package in your preferred format and begin editing, eSigning, or printing, depending on your subscription tier.
Use a form package when:
- You're managing a multi-step legal task that typically involves several documents
- You're unsure which supplemental forms may be required
- You want to save time and ensure completeness for a legal process like estate planning or company formation