What are the documents required to establish a company in Chile?

The documents required to establish a company in Chile may be as follows:

1. Company registration certificate: Official document proving the establishment and legal existence of the company.

2. Company constitution: Document containing the company's management structure, partnership structure, field of activity and other important information.

3. Partnership agreement: If there is more than one partner, the document regulating the rights and responsibilities of the partners.

4. Partners identity documents: Documents verifying the identity of the company's partners.

5. Certificate of local representative of the company: If there is a foreign partner, the document showing that the local representative has been appointed.

6. Tax identification number (RUT): Document showing that the company is a taxpayer.

7. Trade registry of the company: The company must register in order to carry out its commercial activities legally.

8. Bank account opening document: The company must open a bank account in order to carry out its financial transactions.

9. Workplace rental agreement: Document stating that the company rents a workplace where it will carry out its activities. The process of establishing a company in Chile can be complex and different in each case. Therefore, it is important to consult a company formation advisor and verify local legal requirements and procedures.