Japan:
Commencement Of Fast-Track Registrations Of Incorporation
11 April 2018
by
John C. Roebuck
,
Yuichiro Mori
,
Hiroyuki Fujimoto
,
Harukuni Ito
,
Yuki Yoshida
,
Kyosuke Katahira
,
Shinji Kadomatsu
,
Seiichi Nishiyama
,
Yusuke Hanada
,
Hiroki Kikkawa
,
John Rudd
and
Douglas Goldstein
Jones Day
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From March 12, 2018, the Legal Affairs Bureau began the
expedited processing of applications for registrations of
incorporation of stock companies and limited liability companies.
Except during periods in which there is a high volume of
applications, the Legal Affairs Bureau will make an effort to
complete the registration process within three business days of
receiving an application. While it had previously taken one to two
weeks to complete the registration process, it will now be possible
to quickly complete post-establishment procedures requiring
certificates of commercial registration.
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