What is the Certificate of Incumbency
The Certificate of Incumbency forms part of the company registration and licensing application process. Along with other certificates, submitting a Certificate of Incumbency to the licensing regulatory body is a necessary legal stage that must be successfully completed before your company can be acknowledged as a legal entity.
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Certificate of Incumbency explained
When applying for a company license the Certificate of Incumbency must be acquired. The Certificate of Incumbency, also known as a Secretary Certificate, Incumbency Certificate and Register of Directors, is an official internal company document that lists the names of incumbent individuals and their respective corporate office within the organization.
A Certificate of Incumbency is an important document that confirms the authority of the officer. The Certificate of Incumbency is signed by any company officer or by the company secretary, who must be duly elected or qualified to undertake the position.
The Certificate of Incumbency will need to be provided when individuals wish to confirm an officer’s stated position within the organization. In this case, the certificate may be requested from the secretary.
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