Before now, business name registration in Nigeria was very difficult. It would take many days and a series of documentation to get it approved. Thankfully, things have changed and you can no longer go through the stress of old if you want to get your business name registered in Nigeria.
For a business that wants to operate and be recognized officially, with a legal backing, such business must be registered as an important requirement. Another reason for this is that an investor will only agree to invest in your business if it is rightly registered with the government.
The agency that is in charge of business name registration in Nigeria is the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC). CAC was created by the 1999 constitution on the Company and Allied Matters Act to regulate and manage businesses in Nigeria.
Below is the process for registering a business name in Nigeria:
Because your business name needs to identify with your brand, it is important that you choose a unique name that has relevance to your business. You can check your business name on https://search.cac.gov.ng/.
To get your reservation for a business name on the same day, complete the pre-registration form and submit it before 5pm at the cost of just N500.00. Click here to fill the pre-registration form. See how to download CAC form for free business registration.
Once you have paid the fee for filing, you will be issued a receipt for payment. It is possible to make this payment direct from the webpage portal to the bank.
Arrange and scan your signed pre-registration form and other required documents for upload to the portal for processing. The documents required include:
The original copies of your documents should be signed and be submitted in the 4th step to the CAC office.
Now, we believe you have the right information that you need to begin the registration of your business name in Nigeria. Kindly share our article on your social media handles so others can benefit.
Source: Nyscinfo
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