Registry Filings involve submitting changes to the Public Registry, a procedure every active company faces. In Georgia, the accuracy and transparency of business registration data are ensured by the National Agency of Public Registry (NAPR). Any significant change in a company's structure — whether it's changing a director, moving the legal address, updating the charter, or increasing capital — requires official registration. Incorrectly or late filed applications can lead to suspension of registration, refusal, or even fines. Furthermore, Public Registry data is the primary source checked by banks, partners, and contractors. Outdated or incorrect data in the registry can hinder business operations. Specialists on Legal.ge ensure this process is conducted quickly and flawlessly, from preparing documents to obtaining the extract.
What Does Registry Filings Service Cover?
Lawyers on our platform offer full support in executing any type of registration change:
- Change of Management: Appointing or dismissing a director, or changing representative powers (e.g., from sole to joint representation).
- Change of Legal Address: Registering a change in the company's location, which requires the property owner's consent or a lease agreement.
- Charter Amendment: Registering a new version of the charter, often required for compliance with the new requirements of the "Law on Entrepreneurs."
- Capital Change: Increasing or decreasing charter capital, issuing new shares.
- Change of Partners: Registering share purchase, donation, or inheritance (Note: share transfer requires notarization or signing at the registry).
- Reorganization and Liquidation: Registering complex procedures of merger, division, or company closure.