Please contact us by email, WhatsApp or SMS, or call us for our price list. Our annual fees are competitive and include government charges of USD 150.50 per annum, and our registered agent and registered office fees.
Yes we can obtain a certificate of good standing from the Registry if your IBC has paid all its annual fees and its name is still on the register, i.e. it has not been struck off, and if it does not have any unpaid penalties for non-compliance. A certificate of good standing is often required …
Once an order has been fulfilled, we generally we do not accept returns and we do not give refunds, except for our 180 day satisfaction guarantee. In case of errors in documents we produced or procured, or loss of documents in shipment, we would offer to provide a replacement at our cost. We would of …
If after 180 days you cannot use your very first IBC for the planned purposes, you may approach us and we will do our best to help you get the results you want, or we may give you a part refund and then resign as registered agent, following which the IBC would be struck off …
We have never used the IBC. Can we return the documents and get a refund? Read More »
We will process most orders before receiving payment so as not to cause delays, but we will wait for payment before despatching documents by email or post or courier. We do not extend credit, but we can allow established clients to pay after document despatch. We also have special arrangements for active professional intermediaries.
We are flexible but we prefer payment via bank wire transfer (SWIFT, IBAN, online payments) and most of our clients pay by this method. We can receive payments in United States dollars, Euros, British Pounds, Singapore dollars, and Seychelles Rupees. Other currencies are also allowed but they will be converted to one of the above …
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Yes we can because Seychelles is a party to the Hague Convention of 1961. Original documents bearing the signature and/or seal of a public official (such as that of the Registrar on a certificate of incorporation) can be apostilled without prior certifications or authentications. Other documents and all copies require notarization or other certification or …
You will in some circumstances but not all. Some banks, government bodies and private individuals or businesses in transactions overseas (not in Seychelles) may ask for apostilled documents. An apostille is an internationally recognized form of authentication. It is an international certification comparable to a notarisation in domestic law. The sole function of the apostille …
The persons registered as directors and shareholders (the persons appearing on the registers) may not in fact be the persons who ultimately control an IBC and who benefit from the successes of the IBC. They may be professional directors and nominee shareholders. Directors (and Professional directors) can be removed by shareholders who are controlled by …
No, you will have be given signatory rights e.g. be appointed as a bank account signatory, or as attorney under a power of attorney, or as the company secretary etc.
