Central Registry Changes

Any change to a company's core details must be recorded in the trade register. The law office of Goran Iliev in Skopje drafts the necessary decisions and carries the changes through the Central Registry — without filings being returned over formal defects.

Changes most often handled

Change of manager or authorised representative
Change of registered seat and address
Change or extension of business activity
Change of company name
Change of members — entry, exit and transfer of shares
Increase or reduction of share capital

What you get

Drafted decisions and a consolidated text of the founding act
The filing submitted to and tracked through the Central Registry
A check of whether the change triggers any further obligations

Frequently asked questions

Which changes must be registered?

The details recorded in the trade register — among them the name, seat, activity, manager, members and share capital. A change that is not registered has no effect as against third parties.

What is the deadline for registering a change?

Changes must be filed within the deadlines set by law. It is advisable to file immediately after the decision is taken, as delay can carry consequences.

Is a notary required?

It depends on the type of change. Some changes, particularly transfers of shares, require notarial processing or certification. This is established at the outset.

Can several changes be made at once?

Yes. Multiple changes can often be filed together, saving time and cost compared with separate filings.

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