In Costa Rica, a vehicle can be unregistered if it is stolen, lost, suffers total loss due to an accident or if the owner wishes to unregister because he/she will not use the vehicle for a definite or indefinite period of time. The requirements established by
The National Registry announced key dates regarding its functions for the next weeks and months. Starting October 29 until November 02, the institution will close its offices all over the country and will suspend the services through other entities, rnpdigital.com, and digital window. This suspension
Registry of Transparency and Final Beneficiaries, better known in Spanish as “Registro de Transparencia y Beneficiarios Finales” (RTFS or RTBF). According to the government, the Transparency and Final Beneficiary Registration deadline has been extended. The process is a new corporate obligation that entered into effect on September
As promised, here we are with an article that addresses some topics that were briefly introduced in a previous article titled: “The ABC of Easements: What Are They and How Are They Created.” So, if you just ran into this article I suggest you go back
Companies have different types of books depending on what kind of company or corporation it is, and each kind of book is identified with a unique legalization number. In the Costa Rican market, the most important types of companies are: A. Corporations with issued shares whose books
Today, we are going to address another topic that is essential to this field: easements. When we discussed some of the aspects concerning the right of ownership, we posited that such a right is, under the branch of civil law known as “real rights” (meaning the
Let’s register your boat! In Costa Rica, all boats must be registered through the National Registry of Ships, as stated in article 3 of the Regulations of the Costa Rican Naval Registry and article 38 of the Regulations for the Public Registry of Personal Property. Before carrying
La Gaceta issue from April 3rd, published a notice stating the new deadlines for filing the registration for shareholders. As you may know, it is required to file with the Central Bank of Costa Rica (BCCR) a list of the shareholders owning more than 15% of