(1) |
Answering client’s question in respect of the registration and maintenance of a Samoa company; |
(2) |
Performing of Client Due Diligence, including verification of the shareholders’ and directors’ identification document and residential address proof; |
(3) |
Name availability search and reservation; |
(4) |
Preparation of incorporation documents and filing of the documents with the Registrar for incorporation; |
(5) |
Filing of initial register of directors |
(6) |
Provision of registered office service (first year) |
(7) |
Provision of registered agent service (first year) |
(8) |
One company kit, including common seal and chop |
(1) |
Our fee stated above covers up to 2 shareholders and 2 directors. |
(2) |
Readymade company is available in Samoa. Fee for purchase of readymade company is same as above. |
(3) |
Chinese name is available for an extra fee of USD260. |
(4) |
The fees quoted in this quotation excludes delivery charge. The amount of courier charge will be advised upon confirmation of delivery address. |
No. |
Services |
Fee (USD) |
1 |
Chinese company name |
260 |
2 |
Hong Kong mailing address (Note 1) |
480 |
3 |
Certificate of Incumbency (Note 2) |
300 |
4 |
Certificate of Good Standing (Note 3) |
300 |
5 |
CPA Certification (per document) (Note 4) |
50 |
6 |
Bank account introductory services (Note 5) |
800 |
7 |
Notarisation or legalisation of corporate documents (Note 6) |
TBA |
(1) |
Unless otherwise instructed, mails will be forwarded once a month. Delivery charges will be billed separately. |
(2) |
Application for one Certificate of Incumbency (also known as Registered Agent’s Certificate) for client’s BVI company immediately after the company is registered. The Certificate of Incumbency details the particulars of the share capital, directors and shareholders of a BVI company and may be needed for bank account opening. |
(3) |
A Certificate of Good Standing is a document that is issued by a state agency where certain types of business entities must be registered. In some countries, it is called a certificate of status or certificate of existence. It verifies that a business entity is legally registered with the state and is authorized to do business there. In essence, a certificate of good standing proves that a company is properly registered with a particular jurisdiction, is up to date on all state registration fees and required document filings, and is legally permitted to engage in business activities in the jurisdiction that it is registered. |
(4) |
At the time of applying for bank account, the banks may request that the corporate documents be certified by a public accounting firm. Kaizen is a licenced public accounting firm in Hong Kong and also has affiliated firms in Singapore and Taiwan and can issue the CPA certification. |
(5) |
Kaizen will help client open a corporate bank account for the new BVI company with a leading international bank in Hong Kong or Singapore or some other jurisdictions. Please note the bank requires a simple majority of the directors (in some cases, all directors and shareholders) to visit their branch personally for the purpose of due diligence requirements. Our services are limited to providing assistance, including preparation of certified incorporation documents as required by the bank, pre-screen of account application documents, liaison with bank officer and arrangement appointment with the bank for you, and forwarding Internet banking password and security device to client. Bank has the sole discretion to approve the application for opening an account. Kaizen should not be liable for the account opening result nor refund service fee. |
(6) |
Kaizen can arrange to have the registration documents of your BVI company notarised by Notary Public and legalisation by the consulate general and designated attesting officers in the British Virgin Islands. Our fees for these services will be quoted upon request. |
(1) |
Copy of passport (in the case there is no passport, national identity card) and residential addresses proof (such as utility bill or telephone bill or bank statement) in respect of each member and director; if any member or director is a corporation, a copy of the registration documents of and the identification and address proof of any member holding 10% or more of interest in that corporation. |
(2) |
If the shareholder is not the ultimate beneficiary owner of Samoa company, the identification documents of the beneficiary owner. |
(3) |
If any member is a corporation, a group chart illustrating the relation between the BVI company and its ultimate beneficiary owner(s). |
(4) |
A duly completed and signed Offshore Company Incorporation Order Form (Provide by Kaizen). |
(5) |
Any other materials as may be required by the bank. |
Step |
Description |
Days |
1 |
Client places an order for incorporation of Samoa company with Kaizen; Kaizen issues invoice to client. |
Client’s schedule |
2 |
Client provides the materials in Section 5 to Kaizen by email or post, and at the same time settles Kaizen’s invoice. |
Client’s schedule |
3 |
Client arranges to have the identification documents of the shareholder(s) and director(s) certified by Kaizen or other attesting officers |
Client’s schedule |
4 |
Kaizen performs name availability search and reservation |
1 |
5 |
Kaizen or its associate in Samoa files the incorporation documents with the Registrar of Companies |
1 |
6 |
The Registrar of Companies issues the Certificate of Incorporation |
2 |
7 |
Kaizen prepares other corporate documents and sends them to client for signing |
1 |
8 |
Client returns the duly signed documents back to Kaizen by email or post |
1 |
9 |
Whole process completed; company kit being delivered to Client |
Courier’s schedule |
(1) |
Original copy of Certificate of Incorporation; |
(2) |
3 printed copy of Memorandum and Articles of Association; |
(3) |
Appointment of First Director, First Board Written Resolution, Registers of Directors, Members and others; |
(4) |
Issued Share Certificates(s); |
(5) |
One signature chop and one Common Seal; |
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