Document background
The Certificate Of Incorporation Short Form is a fundamental document required for all companies registered in Singapore. It is issued by ACRA upon successful company registration and serves as the primary evidence of a company's legal existence. This document is essential for various business activities, including opening bank accounts, entering into contracts, and demonstrating legal status to stakeholders. The certificate contains key information such as the company's unique registration number, incorporation date, and company type. Under Singapore law, this document must be maintained as part of the company's official records and is often required for regulatory compliance, business transactions, and legal proceedings.
