Statutory Secretarial Duties

1.Arrange annual shareholders' and directors' meetings;

2.All statutory documents at the time of registration;

3.Submit all statutory documents for the subsequent annual inspection of industry and commerce;

4.Keep the company's statutory register and related records for inspection by law enforcement officers at any time;

5.Timely remind and notify the directors and shareholders of the company to carry out the follow-up work of the company's maintenance such as annual inspection of industry and commerce and tax declaration;

6.Timely grasp the laws and regulations of the Companies Registry and inform the shareholders and directors of the company;

7.Submit a change in company registration information if available.

Other services:

1. Provide the registered address of the local place of incorporation to meet the statutory conditions for registering a company;

2. Provision of local business secretarial services;

3. Corporate compliance consulting services;

4. Replacement of statutory secretaries

5. Theoretically, the statutory secretary is appointed by the decision of the board of directors of the company, and the board of directors of the company has the right to replace the statutory secretary of the company.