ELECTRONIC COMPANY REGISTRATION IN SERBIA
In today’s digital age, the company registration process has evolved significantly, with electronic company formation emerging as a convenient, cost-efficient solution for all parties involved. Electronic company formation leverages digital platforms and online tools to streamline the incorporation process, from initial application submission to final approval.
Moreover, electronic company formation offers speed and efficiency. Traditional paper-based processes often involve lengthy administrative procedures and manual document submissions, leading to delays in the incorporation timeline.
In contrast, electronic filing systems enable swift processing and real-time application status tracking.
How does registration work?
The E-application is submitted through the digital platform of the Serbian Business Registry Agency (the Platform). Applying requires possession of a qualified electronic signature issued by the authorized local provider.
The Platform offers the possibility of filing the application documentation in two forms i) digitalized paper document and/or ii) electronic document. Both forms require qualified electronic signature validation of the applicant and/or proxy.
The deadline for the registry to decide remains 5 working days, but practice shows that E-applications are typically resolved much quicker.
The registry decision on application request is also issued in electronic form and can be obtained in original paper copy by request.
In this E-application process, besides usual legal engagement, the lawyer’s role is to digitize paper documentation, electronically sign the incorporation documents, pay fees and file the registration application.
The information contained herein has been provided only for general information and cannot be considered as a legal opinion or legal advice. Accordingly, the Law Firm Petrovic Mojsic & Partners disclaims all responsibility and accepts no liability concerning actions taken or not taken based on any or all the contents contained herein.
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