I will help you register company in china
China Company Registration Preparation for International Founders
About this Gig
What I Can Help With
Have you picked a company name but are unsure whether it will pass a China name search? This gig is built around that exact stage. You send the proposed name, the ownership split, and a short note on what the business will actually do.
How the Process Works
I then prepare a registration pack for China: name search support, business scope wording, a structured document checklist, and notes on the address arrangement the filing will need. What you receive: a reviewed checklist mapped to your ownership structure, comments on the proposed scope, and a preparation timeline that separates what you can control from what is decided elsewhere. If you are not yet sure whether a limited liability company suits your plan, the first exchange can cover that comparison before any paperwork is drafted.
What You Receive
Two things sit outside this offer. The registry decides whether a filing is accepted, and no one can promise that decision in advance. Statutory charges and any translation, address, or bank-related vendor invoices are billed separately from the package price.
Important Notes
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Type of Business:
General Partnership
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Nonprofit
Service type:
State business registration
Target country:
Canada
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United Kingdom
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United States
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FAQ
What exactly do I get in the Basic package?
Basic covers a name search review, comments on your proposed business scope, and a document checklist matched to your ownership split. You receive written notes, not filed forms. Any filing step is discussed separately.
Can you guarantee the company will be approved?
No. Approval is granted or refused by the registration authority, and that call is theirs alone. My role is to reduce avoidable errors in the preparation, not to promise an outcome. Anyone offering a guarantee is overstating what they control.
Are government fees included in the price?
They are not. Official charges are paid by you directly, and any third-party invoices such as translation, address, or bank-related services are also separate. The package price covers my preparation work only.
Do I need to be in China to register?
Presence requirements vary by city and by the structure you choose, so I cannot give one blanket answer. We map the specific case in the first exchange. Some steps can be handled remotely, while others may need a local representative or a visit.
How long does the whole process take?
Timelines depend on the registry's queue, the completeness of your documents, and any follow-up questions they raise. I provide a preparation plan with estimated stages, but I cannot promise a completion date. Delays outside my control are possible.
What documents should I prepare first?
Start with passport pages for every shareholder and director, then the proposed shareholding ratios and director appointments. Address proof and the planned scope wording come next. I review the set and flag gaps before anything is filed.
Can you open a bank account for the company?
The bank runs its own checks and makes the final call on any account, so that step sits with them rather than with me. I can walk you through the paperwork banks usually request and help you get it ready, but the decision stays theirs.
What is a limited liability company in China?
It is a common structure where shareholders' liability is limited to their contributed capital. The rules come from Chinese company law, and the setup differs from a sole proprietorship. Whether it fits your plan depends on your activities and ownership.
Can you help with the business scope wording?
Yes. The scope must match what the company will actually do and follow the registry's standard categories. I review your draft, suggest clearer phrasing, and flag items that may need extra approvals. The final wording is still subject to the registry's review.
What if my application is rejected?
Rejections usually point to a fixable issue such as a name conflict or an unclear scope. I help you understand the reason and adjust the preparation. A new filing may be needed, and any repeat official charges are yours to cover.

