Steps you should consider before you enroll as a developer in the Apple Developer Program?

Please take the time to review below points, Before you sign up for an Apple Developer Account:

You can sign up for an Apple Developer Program using 1 of the 2 options mentioned below:

Individuals or sole proprietors/single person businesses: Apps are sold on the App Store under the developer's personal name.
Organizations: Apps are sold on the App Store under the organization's legal entity name. Companies and educational institutions must provide a D-U-N-S Number (available for free) registered to their legal entity during the enrollment process.

During the enrollment process, Please ensure that the Name of the App is reflected in your Developer Name (legal entity name), Below are a couple of use cases:

Organization: Company Name of your app is Eurovideosystemsas App Builder then the developer name should be Eurovideosystemsas (LLC, Inc, Ltd, etc.) in this case the app should get approved by the apple review team as long as you are able to provide documentation demonstrating ownership of the business. Please be sure to include dates, rights holders' names, you/your company's name, and relevant signatures.Acceptable documentation includes a copy of ownership between you (the provider) and with the copyright holder (the seller), detailing your affiliation with the business.

Individuals: If your first name is Noah and last name Smith and you have named your app as Noah's Recipes then the developer name should be Noah Smith in this case the app should get approved however if your developer "James Franklin" created the Apple developer account under his own name i.e. James Franklin then you would need to provide Apple a document that includes a copy of ownership between you (the provider) and with the account holder (the developer), detailing your developers affiliation with the business.