-Free name, in English format (translated into French), ending with LIMITED.
2) Legal person/shareholder
-1 people can set up a company, and there is no nationality restriction.
-Legal person: passport+proof of address is required, and it can also be used as a shareholder.
-Shareholders: You only need to fill in the identity information form, and you don't need passport and address proof.
If registered as an e-commerce platform, it is recommended to provide 4 shareholders with a share ratio of 50:20:20: 10 to avoid triggering shares >; 25% conduct KYC audit; It also avoids paying boss tax on more than 50% of SARL shares.
3) proof of address
-Water/electricity/gas bill/broadband/landline invoice/credit card bill issued by the utility bill, with the name and address of the legal person on the bill (the French government cannot verify the authenticity of the bill).
-Can assist customers to lease addresses for a short period of time (the cost is extra).
—— Proof of valid address within 3 months
4) Registered address
-You can provide a local virtual office address in France, and you can send and receive letters.
5) Business scope
-the number of words is less than 500 words.
-It is ok that the products sold later do not conform to the initial registration.
6) Registered capital
-The minimum registered capital of -SARL/SAS is Euro65,438+0, which needs to be verified. However, SARL does not need to submit a capital verification certificate, and SAS needs to submit a capital verification certificate.