No. The registry requires real premises with a cadastre number.
A forwarding address or a virtual office without a real property record fails twice: the registry requires a cadastre number tied to actual premises at registration, and the bank verifies the address independently when the account opens. Real premises pass both — whether rented as a registered-address service or owned by the company itself.
Real, cadastre-registered premises the registry accepts and the bank verifies.
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