Additional Services
Renewal Company Yearly Fees You will be asked to settle the yearly fees prior to each anniversary of your company, not at the end of each calendar year. There may however be exceptions where a jurisdiction requires the annual fees to be paid at a fixed calendar date. To avoid any last minute rush, we …
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Transfer my Current Company The process of Company Migration, sometimes referred to as Re-domiciliation or Continuation, refers to de-registering a company in one jurisdiction and re-registering in another jurisdiction. As the name suggests, continuation has the advantage of continuity : while it is amending its registered address, the company doesn’t cease to exist; there is …
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What is Legalization? The legalization is an alternate authentication procedure applicable mostly when the Hague Apostille Convention is not applicable. The procedure may vary from one country to another. Usually it implies that the document will be legalized by an authority of the originating country, such as the Foreign Ministry in some countries, which own …
What is Apostille An apostille is an international certification affixed either to the original legal document or to a notarized copy of the original legal document that allows to confirm the authenticity the signature, capacity and seal of the said document’s emitter. It is obtained and used in the countries part to the Hague Convention …
What is the notarisation The notarization is the official fraud-deterrent process conducted by a notary public commissioned by a public authority to help deter fraud. It is often a three-part process that includes vetting, certifying and record-keeping. Notarizations are sometimes referred to as “notarial acts.” By notarizing a document by a duly commissioned and impartial …
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Creation of company stamp Upon selection of this option, we will send you a stamp or seal bearing the company’s name and address, as well as its logo, if this option was also selected.
Nominee shareholder The nominee shareholder is appointed in order to detain shares on behalf of the owner of the company. The name of the shareholder will appear in the corporate documents, and sometimes in the jurisdiction’s business register. Upon appointment of a nominee shareholder, a Nominee Service Agreement (declaration of trust) will be signed between …
Nominee director sign contracts, invoices, etc. A nominee director may sign contracts (or other commercial documents) on behalf of a company if needed and provided that 1) the nominee director reviewed and consents to the signature of the said contract, and 2) to a fee per hour for the time needed to review and process …
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Nominee director The nominee director service may be used where a client doesn’t wish to be personally appointed or has to meet local requirements. The name of the director will appear in the corporate documents, in any business contract and sometimes in the jurisdiction’s business register. Upon appointment of a nominee director, a Nominee Service …