THE TIME FOR GRANTING AN ENTERPRISE REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE IS SHORTENED TO 03 WORKING DAYS
The time for granting an enterprise registration certificate is shortened from 05 working days to 03 working days after receiving a valid dossier is one of the important contents prescribed at the Decree No. 78/2015/ND-CP dated September 14, 2015 of the Government on enterprise registration and takes effect on November 01, 2015.
Organizations and individuals may choose to make online enterprise registration. An online enterprise registration dossier is valid when containing sufficient papers which are fully filled in under regulations applicable to paper dossiers and having been converted into electronic files. These electronic files shall be named consistently with those of paper documents; enterprise registration information is fully and accurately input according to electronic files and the online enterprise registration dossier is authenticated with public digital signatures or business registration accounts of the at-law representative of the enterprise.
When an enterprise carries out procedures for business suspension, it shall also send a notice of suspension of its branch, representative office or business location to the business registration section with which the branch, representative office or business location has made registration. In case an enterprise or a branch, representative office or business location suspends its business or resumes its business ahead of the notified schedule, it shall send to the business registration section with which the enterprise or its branch, representative office or business location has made registration at least 15 days before the date of business suspension or resumption. The business suspension period must not exceed one year. After this notified period, if the enterprise or its branch, representative office or business location still suspends its business, it shall send another notice thereof to the business registration section. The total period of continuous business suspension must not exceed two years.
