Establishment of commercial companies and temporary registration of their registered office at a law firm
We offer comprehensive legal consulting and assistance in the establishment of commercial companies. Our team can help you draft the articles of incorporation and all necessary documents for company registration, as well as represent you before the Trade Registry Office to ensure a fast and correct procedure.
Additionally, companies in the process of being established can set up a temporary registered office at the Law Firm’s address for up to one year, facilitating the start of operations without delays.
Why turn to a specialized lawyer?
Avoid errors and rejections at the Trade Registry;
Professional drafting of the articles of incorporation and required documents;
Full representation before the competent authorities;
Save time and reduce administrative stress;
Benefit from setting up a temporary registered office to start operations immediately.
Get in touch with us
If you want to start the procedure or need personalized guidance, please fill out the contact form and you will be assisted as soon as possible.
Phone: +40 722 172929
Email: office@avocatdeleanu.ro
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What documents are required to establish a commercial company?
The articles of incorporation, the registration application, proof of the registered office, associated declarations, and payment of the legal fees.
2. Can I temporarily establish the registered office at the law firm?
Yes, for a period of up to one year, until you have your own office.
3. Who can represent the company at the Trade Registry?
A specialized lawyer can submit the documents and fully represent the company without you being physically present.
4. How long does the procedure to establish a company take?
The duration depends on the type of company and the complexity of the documents, but with legal representation, it can be completed much more quickly.
5. Can I change the registered office after registration?
Yes, the registered office can be changed later, in accordance with the law, by submitting an additional request to the Trade Register.