The registered office is the place of central administration, and we must report the corresponding location to the Company Registry Court.
The registered office may be our own property, but it may also be a leased or other legally used premises (e.g. usufructuary right), or even our home, if administration takes place there. The solicitor countersigning the articles of association is not obliged to verify our right to use the registered office. It is sufficient for the managing director to make a statement that the company is entitled to use the property designated as its registered office.
The registered office must be marked with a mandatory company sign.