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We review shareholder, authorization, corporate, address, translation, and attestation requirements so the file is organized before submission work begins.
02Document readiness
Prepare shareholder, authorization, address, and corporate documents before submission.
Document readiness
No. GP can start by reviewing what is available, then clarify what is missing before submission work begins.
Yes. GP reviews the ownership route and document requirements, then flags what may be needed for a foreign parent company or branch file.
Yes. The goal of this stage is to identify missing, unclear, or inconsistent documents before they slow down registration.
Document preparation depends on how complete the client file is. Individual shareholder files are usually simpler, while corporate ownership, foreign documents, translations, and attestations can add time before submission.
