
Company and intellectual-property registration
Separate company-name reservation from brand rights and check records before filing.
Zura Labs & Business Hub Co., Ltd.
We handle limited company, partnership and commercial registrations plus post-registration steps such as VAT, social security enrolment and trademark filing to protect your brand — and can bundle it with our registered address in one flow.
- The company affidavit and full registration file.
- A post-registration task list with deadlines.
- Name-check results and trademark application status.
- A summary of monthly and annual company duties.
An accepted company name does not settle brand rights
Founders often use one name for the company, shop and domain, but entity-name reservation and trademark protection are separate tasks. Investing in signs, packaging or a website before checking the brand can create avoidable rework. Start with candidate names, the goods or services and the intended brand owner; identity documents are not needed in ordinary enquiry chat.
Check both systems and identify the rights owner
Review entity names with DBD and relevant marks through the Department of Intellectual Property. Exact spelling is not the only consideration: the mark and the goods or services matter. Agree whether an individual or the company will own it. An initial search informs risk assessment; it is not a registration or non-infringement guarantee.
Copyright is not another form of trademark registration
A logo can raise design copyright issues alongside trademark rights. Copyright arises subject to statutory conditions without registration; copyright notification is not a governmental certification of ownership. Review the designer agreement and font or image licences before delivery rather than assuming payment automatically transfers every right.
Plan post-incorporation tasks around the activity
Check the address and premises rights before filing. Assess VAT separately, employer registration when qualifying staff are hired, and banking under the bank's requirements. Incorporation does not approve all these steps together. Request task-specific statuses and evidence, including accounting responsibilities while the trademark application is pending.
What this service covers
Company name checks and reservation.
Draft MOA, articles and incorporation meeting documents.
Filing with the Department of Business Development.
Assess duties and prepare VAT, employer and banking applications under their respective conditions.
Trademark searches and applications; copyright notification is separate and does not certify ownership.
Step by step
- 01
Collect details
Gather names, addresses, shareholdings and business objectives.
- 02
Reserve and draft
Reserve the name and draft all documents for review before signing.
- 03
File
Submit, track status and address queries within scope; the registrar decides the application.
- 04
Post-registration
Set up accounting and review activity-specific VAT, social security and bank requirements without approval guarantees.
How long does it take?
With complete documents and signatures the filing itself is quick; delays usually come from collecting shareholder paperwork.
Can I register at a condo?
Check premises rights, building rules, the activity and agency requirements first. Condominiums do not all follow one answer; an office address also needs suitable contractual rights and records.
Do I need a trademark?
It is not a universal incorporation requirement, but merits assessment where the brand matters. A reserved company name does not automatically protect a mark; review ownership, goods and services, and DIP's examination.
Scope, timelines and fees are confirmed in a written proposal per case. We do not publish prices and do not guarantee search rankings or government approvals.