Certified copies of records ordered online can only be collected in hard copy form. If you conduct searches onsite at the Companies Registry's Public Search Centre, search results are mainly issued in the form of hard copies. You can first conduct an Image Record Search. After identifying the required document from the Document Index, you can place order by clicking the appropriate icon or button for the selected document entry.
You can also place order for downloading the image records or obtaining certified copies of all documents of a company filed in a specific year by clicking the "Order all documents filed in a specific year" icon. For online search on image records of documents with more than pages bulky documents , you can choose to download the records or place an order to have the records delivered in the form of a CD-ROM.
You may select "Download Ordered Items" under "Shopping" on the menu. For Registered Online Users, a list of all orders available for download will be displayed for selection. For Unregistered Online Users, you must input the Order Number and Order Enquiry Reference Number which are printed on the digital receipt before you can retrieve your order. The Companies Registry will not issue a fresh certificate. You may place order for a certified copy of the relevant certificate or a Certificate of Continuing Registration.
However, the system will log out your connection in 20 minutes if no search action is detected. You log in again anytime.
A free enquiry function is available for Registered Online Users principal account holders only to check their daily transaction statements and monthly statements of account. The respective charges, the opening and closing balances of the accounts are also included in the statements. Besides, a transaction listing statement showing the transaction details including the search keys and the charges for each transaction can be ordered at a cost by all users.
Registered Online Users can order the transaction listing statement for a specified month up to the last three months. Unregistered Online Users and Onsite Users will be asked whether they want to order this statement for the log-in session before they log out the system.
The total number of records available will be shown on the first page of the Company Name Search result screen. For a company name search using the 'Left Partial Search' mode, search result of up to records will be displayed. You may enter a longer character string to get a more specific search result. You can save or print out the results first before you proceed to search the next records. As the first records have already been delivered and the transaction has been completed, you cannot go back to view them again once you have proceeded to search the next records.
All the documents that have been delivered to the Companies Registry and are pending registration will be shown in the respective Document Index of a company.
Documents pending registration will be displayed at the top of the list and will be denoted by " pending " at the end of the document names. However, the image records of the pending documents will not be available for search.
By searching the Document Index, you can obtain a list of documents filed by a company for your selection. Information on the names of documents, filing dates, file size and processing status of documents will be shown. A number of commonly-used Document Groups are also available under the Document Index Search to facilitate your selection. For example, by selecting the Document Group 'Directors, Company Secretary and Authorized Representatives', a list of all the documents of the company reporting the appointments, cessations and changes in particulars of directors, company secretaries and authorized representatives will be displayed.
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