RI requires single member LLCs to file a RI 1065 (partnership) but software ask for multiple memebers. Do I include myself and the company?

[LenaH]

No. You should not be filing a partnership return for a single member LLC. A partnership has two or more members, whereas a single member LLC is a business structure owned by one taxpayer. It is considered a disregarded entity unless you elected otherwise. Therefore, if you did not elect for the business to be treated as a corporation, then you should typically use a Schedule C for the year. 

[M-MTax]

@LenaH 

The OP asking about filing a Rhode Island 1065, not a federal 1065. 

Rhode Island, apparently, requires even single-member LLCs to file an RI-1065 but it's only for the minimum tax, as far as I know, and TurboTax doesn't support the form, anyway.