Document checklist for first residence permit
Complete list of documents for first permit with notes on translation, certification, and validity.
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Company registration is not one step but a sequence: business form, corporate documents, tax and social accounting, bank, cash register. The checklist puts them in the right order and shows where you need a notary versus online submission. The choice of business form should be discussed with a lawyer — it affects tax burden for years ahead.
A template is a working tool, not legal advice. It shows document structure and attachment requirements, but doesn't assess your specific case. If your situation is unusual — consult a lawyer first.
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Complete list of documents for first permit with notes on translation, certification, and validity.
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