Does anyone check that my registration documents are true?

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No. The act says so in terms — the registrar does not verify authenticity, and the applicant answers for it. Not verified Registering bodies do not check authenticity — and bear no responsibility for accuracy or conformity with the law. You answer Applicants are liable — for the accuracy and precision of what they file, and for distorting it. Checked instead The data is matched, not read — the System compares the filing against the state databases and registers where they agree. Integrated The disqualifying facts arrive automatically — from the health, interior, tax, court and economic-crime systems. The registration procedure separates verification from matching, and only does the second. The regulation states that registering bodies do not verify the authenticity of the information and documents submitted for registration and re-registration, and bear no responsibility for their accuracy or their conformity with the law; the applicant is liable for accuracy, for precision, and for distortion. What the System does instead is compare what was filed against the data the state already holds, and register where the two agree. Some facts are nevertheless found without being asked for. The circumstances that disqualify a filing are established by integrating the systems of the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Tax Committee, the Supreme Court and the Department for Combating Economic Crimes — which is why a director’s disqualification or a founder’s unpaid tax surfaces during the filing rather than afterwards.

Does anyone check that my registration documents are true?

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