Vereinsregister Eintragung

Registration of an association in the register of associations to obtain legal capacity

The register of associations is public and has the purpose of making the factual and legal circumstances of associations entered in the register of associations easily ascertainable for third parties at any time, thereby increasing security in legal transactions. In order for the association to become a legally capable association within the meaning of the German Civil Code after it has been founded, you must register it with the local court for entry in the register of associations. Upon completion of this registration, the association will be listed as a registered association. The registration must be effected by means of a publicly certified declaration. This means that the declaration must be in writing and the signatures of the board members must be certified by a notary public.

• publicly certified application for registration in the register of associations
• the certification is made by a notary's office
• copy of the statute of the association
• copy of the minutes of the foundation

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The local court charges registration fees; the notary charges certification fees; if you had hired a lawyer to form the company, the lawyer will also charge fees. will also charge fees.

The costs are charged in accordance with the relevant fee ordinances and can be obtained from the respective offices.

After the registration has been certified by a notary public, it is submitted to the competent district court and examined. After successful examination, the entry is made in the register of associations. The applicant will be notified of this in writing. The preparation of a cost invoice will follow and will be sent to you by mail.

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• Registration of an association in the register of associations to obtain legal capacity

Your local court