Notary services for LLC formation
Establishing a limited liability company through a notary is the fastest and most cost-effective way to start a business with a new LLC. What services does a notary offer when setting up an LLC? Thanks to a notary, your dream limited liability company can often come to life within a few hours. Unlike various intermediary firms, which must use a notary anyway, there are no unnecessary delays or increases in the cost of setting up an LLC. What can a notary help you resolve?
Drafting the Memorandum of Association or Deed of Foundation
In order for an LLC to be established, it is necessary to draft and execute a Deed of Foundation or a Memorandum of Association before a notary. The former document is created if the company has a single founder; a Memorandum of Association is executed if there are multiple founders.
The drafting of these agreements takes the form of a notarial deed and cannot be performed anywhere other than at a notary’s office.
Obtaining a trade license and other services
To set up an LLC, you often also need a trade license. You can arrange this at any trade licensing office; however, a notary can assist you with this as well.
Similarly, a notary will prepare an extract from the criminal record to prove integrity, an extract from the real estate register confirming ownership of your future limited liability company’s registered office, or an affidavit stating that you meet the conditions for a member of a corporate body, and a declaration of the contribution administrator.
Registration in the Commercial Register
Once you have met all the conditions for establishing an LLC, the final step is to submit an application for registration in the Commercial Register.
When using notarial services, however, you do not have to arrange anything yourself. The notary will perform a direct entry into the Commercial Register and provide you with a valid extract. The same applies to the registration of the beneficial owner in the Register of Beneficial Owners.
Your limited liability company has just been established. Without unnecessary delays and without any redundant services or fees.
