eForms vs US Legal Forms

eForms provides printable and fillable legal forms that users customize by answering questions, then print, download, or email. Its library includes real estate documents such as leases and deeds, as well as estate-planning documents such as wills and living trusts. Completed forms can be downloaded as Adobe PDF, Microsoft Word, or Open Document Text files. Blank templates are available to download without an account or billing information. Listed plan features include unlimited printing, PDF/Word/ODT export, regularly updated forms, and forms suited to state laws. The web service is intended for families, legal professionals, and entrepreneurs. Pro Monthly starts with a seven-day free trial and renews at $49 per month after the trial. Pro Annual costs $12 per month, billed as $144 upfront for one year. A single-document option has a variable one-time charge and allows unlimited access and revisions to that document. Lawyer Chat provides general legal information through automated tools and independent third-party legal experts. eForms says it is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice; its support agents cannot answer legal questions.

US Legal Forms provides a web library of more than 85,000 state- and industry-specific legal forms for individuals, families, lawyers, organizations, and small businesses. Users can browse by state or category, or answer questions in a selector that recommends forms. DOC files can be edited in a Word-like editor, while PDFs can be filled, signed, or changed in a browser editor. Documents and templates can be uploaded to cloud storage, then completed files downloaded, printed, emailed, or sent by USPS. Online notarization is available 24/7 without a subscription. Business services cover LLC and PLLC formation, incorporation, and DBA registration assistance. The Basic plan costs $8.00 per month billed annually; Premium costs $15.00 per month billed annually and adds pdfFiller and signNow subscriptions, among other listed benefits. There is no free plan or trial. The service runs on Android, iOS, and the web, uses AWS storage, and states 256-bit encryption, SOC 2 Type II certification, GDPR and CCPA compliance. It does not provide legal advice or replace attorneys.