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The absorbing company is a Romanian legal entity (joint-stock company, partnership limited by shares, limited liability company) or a European company with its registered office in Romania
The absorbing company is a legal entity governed by the legislation of another member state.
The newly established company is a Romanian legal entity or a European company with its registered office in Romania.
The newly established company is a legal entity governed by the legislation of another member state.
To access the service portal, it is necessary to create a user account. The direct access link to the online service portal onrc.ro: Registration in the Trade Register and authorization of legal entities
The absorbing company is a Romanian legal entity (joint-stock company, partnership limited by shares, limited liability company) or a European company with its registered office in Romania
The absorbing company is a legal entity governed by the legislation of another member state.
The newly established company is a Romanian legal entity or a European company with its registered office in Romania.
The newly established company is a legal entity governed by the legislation of another member state.
To access the service portal, it is necessary to create a user account. The direct access link to the online service portal onrc.ro: Registration in the Trade Register and authorization of legal entities
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According to art. 112 para. (1) and (2) of Law no. 265/2022 regarding the trade register and for the amendment and completion of other normative acts concerning registration in the trade register, "(1) Against the registrar's decision pronounced according to art. 108 or, as the case may be, according to art. 110, the applicant may file a complaint within 10 calendar days from the communication of the decision, if they requested the communication through the methods provided by art. 111 para. (1) letters b) and c). In these cases, the applicant may also file a complaint from the date of publication of the decision in the Bulletin, if this is prior to the communication.
(2) In the case provided in art. 111 para. (1) letter a), if the decision is not picked up from the desk within the timeframe for releasing the documentation, the applicant may file a complaint within 10 days from the date of publication of the decision in the Bulletin."
The complaint is submitted, in the case of legal persons, to the trade register office, which will mention it in the trade register and communicate it to the court/specialized court within three working days from the date of submission.
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