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

The documents required to establish a company may vary from country to country, but in general, the following documents are required to establish a company in Kuwait:

1. A corporate constitution or articles of incorporation, depending on the type of company, stating the company's purpose, business strategy and management structure.

2. The partnership document or management document that identifies the owners and managers of the company and will be recorded in the company's commercial register.

3. An office or workplace rental agreement indicating the address where the company will carry out its commercial activities and which will be recorded in the company's trade registry.

4. A company undertaking signed by the founders or managers of the company and notarized.

5. Power of attorney of a local lawyer or consultant who will follow all transactions during the establishment of the company and be recorded in the company's trade registry.

6. Identity documents or passport photocopies of the founders and managers of the company.

7. A local bank account opening document that will track all transactions during the company's establishment process and be recorded in the company's trade registry.

8. Power of attorney of a local accountant or financial advisor who will follow all transactions during the establishment of the company and be recorded in the company's trade registry.

9. Power of attorney of a local translator who will follow all transactions during the establishment of the company and be recorded in the company's trade registry.

10. Special permits or licenses depending on the sector in which the company will carry out its commercial activities. This list is intended as a general guide and may vary from case to case. It is recommended that you consult a local lawyer or consultant to get more detailed information about the company formation process and the required documents.