U.S. Companies Register Foreign-Invested Enterprises in China, Handle Consular Authentication, Contact 518-956-5673

Registering a foreign-invested enterprise or establishing a branch in China largely depends on the industry you are in. Some industries require special licenses, and certain licenses have minimum registered capital requirements. Approval standards may also vary slightly across different regions, with significant differences in free trade zones across provinces and cities.

Experience Sharing:

For consular notarization and authentication of company documents, always engage an agent registered with the local consulate in the country of origin. Avoid using Chinese agents, as our cases have shown that even legally compliant company registrations can face unnecessary complications due to fraudulent notarization and authentication materials prepared by some domestic agents. Processing notarization and authentication of documents takes time, so do not believe advertisements or promises claiming expedited services within a day or two.

C.E.V. specializes in providing consular three-level notarization and authentication services for company documents across all 50 U.S. states. We are registered with all six Chinese consulates in the United States and have years of collaboration with various law firms and accounting firms. We have assisted numerous U.S. companies in preparing the required consular three-level notarization and authentication materials for registering branches or establishing foreign-invested enterprises in China. We offer professional and cost-effective agency services. If you have any questions, feel free to consult us. We are happy to share our experience and are committed to helping you resolve any issues.

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Generally, establishing a foreign-invested enterprise in China requires consular three-level notarization and authentication of the following materials:

1) U.S. Business License Authentication or U.S. Company Good Standing Authentication; [Choose One]

2) U.S. Company Registration Receipt Authentication; [Required]

3) U.S. Articles of Incorporation Authentication; [Required]

Purpose of U.S. Articles of Incorporation Authentication:

To provide notarized and authenticated proof of the foreign investor’s legal entity status, along with the original or Chinese-translated version.

4) Legal Representative Identity Proof or U.S. Passport Copy Authentication; [Required]

Purpose of Legal Representative Identity Proof:

To provide notarized and authenticated identity proof (passport) and bank credit certification for foreign individual investors, along with the original or Chinese-translated version.

5) Power of Attorney Authorizing a Chinese Representative; [Optional]

Purpose: To authorize a representative to sign contracts and articles of association for foreign-invested enterprises (sole proprietorships only need to submit articles of association).

6) U.S. Bank Credit Certification Authentication. [Optional]