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Notarization of Documents in Kenya What Is Notarization? Notarization is the official process where a Notary Public verifies the identity of the signatory and confirms that the document was signed willingly and knowingly. In Kenya, Notaries Public are senior advocates appointed under the Notaries Public Act (Cap 16, Laws of Kenya). They serve both as…
Kenya Digital Nomad Visa: Key Requirements In October 2024, Kenya introduced a Digital Nomad Visa (Class N) aimed at remote workers and freelancers employed by companies outside Kenya. This visa offers a legal framework to live in Kenya while working remotely, aligning with global shifts toward location-independent work. What Is the Kenya Digital Nomad Visa?…
Verification of a Birth Certificate in Kenya A birth certificate is an essential legal document issued by the Registrar of Births in Kenya upon the registration of a child’s birth. It serves as official proof of identity, nationality, and age. Why Verify a Birth Certificate? Verifying a birth certificate is necessary to confirm its authenticity…
Procedure for verification of academic documents in Kenya Why is Academic Document Verification Necessary? Verification of academic documents serves several purposes, including: ✅ Employment Opportunities – Many employers, especially international organizations, require verified academic certificates to confirm their authenticity.✅ Legalization & Immigration – If you’re moving abroad for work or study, your documents must be…
How to conduct compliance checks in Kenya At Capita Registrars Limited, we specialize in compliance audits, corporate governance, and legal advisory services to keep your business on the right track. How can we help your organization with compliance checks? Essential Compliance Checks for Companies in Kenya Business Registration and Licensing Every company in Kenya must…
Frequently asked questions on registering a company in Kenya as a Foreigner 1. Can a foreigner register a company in Kenya? Yes, foreigners can fully own and register a company in Kenya without requiring a local partner. However, some business sectors (e.g., telecommunications, insurance, and banking) may have restrictions on foreign ownership. 2. What is…
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