Your business. Your legal needs. Handled online.

Almost all of it, yes. Company registration, tax registration, most licensing applications and all statutory filings run through government portals and document submission. You send us scanned and notarised documents, we file and follow up, and you receive updates and drafts by email or WhatsApp. A small number of matters require a physical appearance, an inspection or a bank visit, and we tell you at the outset if yours is one of them rather than after you have committed.

We quote before we start, in writing, separating our professional fee from government fees and third party costs such as notarisation and translation. Where the scope cannot be fully known at the outset, which happens with disputes and with companies that are years behind on filings, we quote for a first stage and tell you what would change the estimate.

Yes. This is a large part of the practice. With properly executed authorisations, a company can be registered, kept compliant, restructured and even wound up while the owner remains abroad. What is required from you is signed and notarised documentation, and in some cases documents legalised at the Nepali mission in your country. We set out exactly what is needed before you begin.

Enquiries received on a working day are answered the same day or the next. Once a matter is open you have a direct line on WhatsApp or Viber, and you get an update at every stage that involves a government office, including the stages where the answer is that we are still waiting.

Both. Meetings, calls and messages run in whichever you are comfortable with. Documents are prepared in the language the receiving office requires, and we provide a plain language explanation of anything you are asked to sign.

That is a normal way for a matter to reach us. Companies that registered under the wrong structure, investments remitted before approval, filings years overdue, trademark applications refused. Send us what you have and we will tell you honestly whether it can be fixed, what it will take and whether it is worth doing.