We assist foreign companies, investors and individuals with setting up a Russian limited liability company (OOO). The work covers the ownership structure, corporate documents, filing package and practical post-registration steps required to start operations.
We begin with the commercial model: who will own the company, who will act as director, how the Russian entity will receive funding and what contracts it will sign. If a foreign legal entity is a founder, the registration package must include evidence of its legal status from its home jurisdiction.
For Company Registration in Russia, the first useful step is to identify the practical result, then test the documents and procedure against that result rather than relying on a generic template.
Yes. Russian registration rules contemplate a foreign legal entity acting as founder, subject to submission of documents confirming its legal status.
The Russian tax authority states that legal entity registration is generally completed within three business days after the documents are submitted, subject to the statutory procedure.
Documents used before Russian authorities generally need to be presented in Russian, and foreign public documents may require apostille or legalisation depending on the country and treaty framework.
Yes. We can continue with corporate, contract, banking-document, tax-coordination and regulatory work within an agreed scope.
In a Company Registration in Russia matter, small factual differences can change the required documents or sequence. The page sets out the usual route, while the final checklist is confirmed against the client's documents.
