Open rep office and recruit local staff

Hi Enrico,here are the procedure but its hard to discuss here but at least you have the guide;

Requirements for Foreign Investor (To submit 5 copies)
1. Interview sheet with interviewer's findings and recommendation
2. Duly Accomplished Forms
3. Form # 16- Business Name Application
Form #17- Foreign Investor's Application
4. ID pictures (Passport Size)
a. Foreign Investor – 7 copies
b. Filipino resident agent – 7 copies
5. ACR/ICR, Special Investors Resident Visa (SIRV) or passport
6. Notarized Appointment of Filipino Resident Agent
7. For Non-Resident Alien
Proof of Inward Remittance of Foreign Currency with Peso Conversion For Resident:
Bank Certificate of Deposit
8. Authority to verify Bank Accounts/Bank Certificate of Deposit
9. Certification from Resident Alien not seeking Remittance of Profits and Dividends
Abroad
10. If investment includes assets other than foreign exchange, copy of valuation report
from Central Bank.
11. Clearance/Certification from other involved agencies
• PNP/DND- if engaged in defense-related activities
• DOST- if investment involves advanced technology
12. Fees/Charges – In Cash:
For Business Name Registration Certificate
a. Single Proprietorship - P 300.00
b. Filing Fee - P500.00
c. Registration Fee - P5,000.00
13. Bio-data of Foreign Investor
14. In case of alien retailer, current year's permit to engage in retail business per R.A. 1180
15. If corporation, certified true copy of the following:
- Securities and Exchange
- Article of Incorporation and By-laws
-Application to do Business in the Philippines under RA7042
Additional requirements on case-to-case basis depending on actual examination and
processing of the application. (i.e., If business requires practice of profession: submit
photocopy of Philippine Regulation Commission (PRC) license or Integrated Bar of the
Philippines membership and present original copy for comparison and contract of
employment, if applicable)
C. Procedure
1. Check online (from a hyperlink at DTI Website http://www.dti.gov.ph) if the business
name you like to register is still available.
2. Fill-out the application form (copies can be obtained from DTI-Field offices and also
available online). Indicate at least three (3) preferred business names.
3. Submit application form together with the documentary requirements, and pay
corresponding fees to appropriate DTI-field Offices (DTI-NCR for businesses within
metro Manila or DTI - Provincial Offices for businesses outside the Metro Manila.
Online lodgment of form is available to some DTI-field offices that have stable
internet access.
4. After evaluation of the application form and documents, applicant will be advised
accordingly (personally for those walk-in clients and an auto e-mail notification for
those who lodged online).
5. Issuance of Certificate of Registration.
D. Validity
The Certificate of Business Name Registration is valid for 5 years and shall be valid only at
the business address indicated thereon. In the event the registered owner thereof should opt
to open branch offices within the Philippines, he must apply for separate registration for each
of the branch office so established.
Processing Time
One (1) Day – Application filed at National Capital Region (NCR) and selected online
DTI –Field Offices
Five (5) Working Days - Application filed in other at DTI-Field Offices

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