Martinique
Martinique
Prefecture Departments: Fort-de-France
Official languages: French
Currency: euro
As a part of France, Martinique uses the French tricolour as its flag and La Marseillaise as its anthem. However a variety of other flags are also used in an unofficial or informal context, most notably the blue and white 'snake flag'.
COST AND TERMS:
Documents from the Commercial Register of Martinique can be provided in electronic and/or original paper form, apostilled and translated into any language.
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Extract from the trade register of Martinique
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| Business Report |
from 180 euro
2-5 days |
- Terms in business days.
- Delivery charges are not included in the price.
Extracts from Commercial Register of Martinique:
Document language: French.
Extract fulless depends on the type of company and the availability of data in the Commercial Register .
Business report on the company registered in Martinique:
The following information may be included for you in the report:
- Company Name;
- Company Number, Date of Incorporation/Registration;
- Status;
- Activities;
- Address and Contact Information;
- Management / Representatives;
- Share/Capital Information;
- Members / Shareholders;
- Financial statement;
- Media references;
- Branches and representative offices in Russia;
- Subsidiaries in Russia;
- Participation in court cases in Russia
etc.
We use data from national registers and other reliable sources to prepare this report.
The completeness of the report depends on your goals, the type of company and the availability of data in the registries.
Martinique. Legalization and translation:
Martinique (as a part of France) is a party to the 1961 Hague Convention.
The Hague Convention Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents (the Apostille Convention or the Apostille Treaty), is an international treaty. It specifies the modalities through which a document issued in one of the signatory countries can be certified for legal purposes in all the other signatory states. A certification under the terms of the convention is called an apostille.
We can translate into any language the documents received in Martinique.
