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An extract from the French commercial registers can be used in order to:
- Obtain detailed information about potential business partners
- Negotiate foreign trade agreements
- Register legal entities with foreign participation
- Apply for French work visas
- File legal claims
Extract with Apostille from commercial register of France
An extract from the European Business Register can be used in order to:
- Obtain information about trade partners in Europe
- Negotiate foreign trade agreements
- File legal claims
- Register legal entities with foreign participation
- Check potential employers
- Apply for work visas to EU countries
Information is provided in the electronic form, in PDF format with a translation. If you need to provide an extract in court, it can be sent to you by post, in a notarised or apostilled form.
Price Per document
To get a required document, we will need the following information about a company:
- Full legal name
- Incomplete name with full legal address
- ID number
Main types of businesses in France
Legal entities:
Société anonyme (SA) – joint-stock company
Société par actions simplifiée (SAS) – “simplified” Joint-stock company (not involved in stock trading)
Société à responsabilité limitée (Sàrl) – limited liability company
Entreprise unipersonnelle à responsabilité limitée (EURL) – limited liability company with one founder
Société en Commandite par Actions (S.C.A.) – joint-stock partnership in commendamUnincorporated:
Microentreprise – individual entrepreneur
Société civile (SC) – unlimited partnership
Société civile immobilière (SCI) – property management association
Société en nom collectif (SNC) – registered partnership
Société civile professionelle (SCP) – partnership of freelancers (people of “free professions”)
Société en commandite (SCS) – limited partnershipWe provide extracts from the register in strict compliance with the legislation of the French Republic and the General Data Protection Regulation.
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