Description
BENEFITS
Why choose Kinore
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Expert Guidance
Our team has extensive experience helping non-resident directors navigate the Irish company registration and compliance process, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free experience.
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Compliance Assurance
We stay up to date with Irish regulatory requirements, ensuring you avoid fines and remain compliant with all legal obligations.
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Dedicated support from experts
Our team of company formation agents, ICSA-certified secretaries and chartered and certified accountants are on hand to help you through each step in setting up your company.
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Save admin time
Our time-saving automation combined with expert advice and hands-on guidance can give you peace of mind that you are supported throughout this process.
Some of our happy clients
Information Required
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Company details
You will be asked to complete a series of simple checklists, providing us with the necessary information to register the company in Ireland.
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Personal details
Details of all directors and shareholders of the company are required. This includes residential addresses, birth dates, nationality, and occupation.
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ID and proof of address
As members of Chartered Accountants Ireland, we collect a copy of all directors ID and proof of address as part of our client acceptance process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our Client Services Team is always happy to help you with any questions about our services.
Call us on +353 (0)1 905 9364 or email hello@kinore.com
Call us on +353 (0)1 905 9364 or email hello@kinore.com
How long to get a VIN?
The processing time to receive a Verified Identity Number (VIN) typically takes around 1 to 3 working days once the completed Form VIF has been submitted to the Companies Registration Office (CRO). However, this timeline may vary depending on the volume of applications and the completeness of the documentation provided. Once processed, the VIN will be emailed to you.
Can I use my VIN for multiple companies?
Yes, once you receive your Verified Identity Number (VIN), it can be used for all future filings with the CRO across any Irish companies where you are appointed as a director. You do not need to apply for a separate VIN for each company.
Do I need to renew my VIN?
No, the VIN is a permanent identifier that does not require renewal. Once issued, it remains valid for all future filings with the Companies Registration Office (CRO) without an expiration date.
Is there an alternative to getting a VIN?
If you are eligible for a Personal Public Service (PPS) number, you may choose to apply for that instead of a VIN. However, for non-resident directors who do not require a PPS number for other reasons, obtaining a VIN is the fastest and most efficient solution for company compliance.