Corporate Law · Bulgaria
Corporate and Commercial Lawyer for Your Business in Bulgaria
We assist with company formation and corporate changes, share transfers, commercial contracts, acquisitions and ongoing legal support. We work with Bulgarian and international companies, including fully remotely.
- Clearly defined scope and a fee agreed in advance
- You communicate directly with the attorney
- Service in English and Bulgarian
We will review your enquiry and let you know whether we can assist and what the appropriate next step is.
How we can help
Company formation and corporate changes
Incorporation of EOOD, OOD and AD companies, change of manager, registered address, scope of activity, capital and updates to the constitutional documents. Learn more about our company formation service in Bulgaria.
Share transfers and acquisitions
Preparation and coordination of the transfer, the company resolutions, the notarial certification and the filing with the Commercial Register.
Commercial contracts
Drafting and review of service, supply, distribution, lease, construction, partnership and confidentiality agreements.
Legal due diligence
Review of corporate records, title, contracts, liabilities, disputes and regulatory risks ahead of a transaction.
Ongoing legal support
Day-to-day legal support, corporate documents, employment matters, contracts, receivables and representation before institutions.
Foreign investors
Remote incorporation and corporate changes, assistance with documents, residence and work permits, and coordination with your accountant.
How we work
- 01
You send an enquiry
Describe briefly the service you need, the company involved and the specific question.
- 02
We clarify the scope
We confirm whether we can assist, which documents are required and whether the matter calls for a legal consultation.
- 03
You receive a concrete proposal
Once the matter is clear you receive a defined scope of work, a timeline and an agreed legal fee.
Legal support tailored to your business
Every corporate matter is assessed against the actual activity, structure and objectives of the company. We work in coordination with managers, shareholders, accountants and foreign advisers where the matter requires it.
- Attorney Simeon Todorov Sheyredov
- Member of the Plovdiv Bar Association
- Service in English and Bulgarian
- Remote work with clients in Bulgaria and abroad
- Saedinenie Square 3, Floor 3, Office 302, Plovdiv, Bulgaria
- +359 893 561 202 · contact@sheyredovlaw.com
Example situations
- Registration of a Bulgarian company with a foreign owner and remote preparation of the documents.
- Transfer of company shares, change of manager and filing of the changes with the Commercial Register.
- Legal review of a company, its contracts and assets ahead of an acquisition.
Every matter has its own particularities and is assessed individually.
Fees
Sending an initial enquiry does not oblige you to instruct us.
Where the matter requires a separate legal consultation, the fee for it varies depending on the complexity of the case and is payable in advance. If you instruct us on further legal work on the same matter after the consultation, that amount is deducted from the agreed legal fee.
For the specific service you receive a defined scope, a timeline and a fee proposal in advance.
Send an enquiry
Describe briefly the assistance you need. We will review the information and come back to you within one business day.
Frequently asked questions
- How long does it take to register a Bulgarian company?
- Once the documents are signed and the capital is deposited, entry in the Commercial Register normally follows within a few working days. Preparation time depends on how quickly notarised and translated documents are available.
- Do I need to travel to Bulgaria?
- In most cases the incorporation and subsequent filings can be handled under a notarised power of attorney, without the founder travelling. Banking requirements vary between banks and may require a personal visit.
- How are shares in an OOD transferred?
- By a share transfer agreement with notarised signatures and content, followed by the corporate resolutions and an entry in the Commercial Register. Statutory checks on outstanding employment liabilities apply before filing.
- What ongoing obligations does a company have?
- Annual financial statements filed with the Commercial Register, tax and VAT compliance, payroll and employment filings, ultimate beneficial owner declarations and keeping registered-address correspondence. We can cover these as ongoing corporate support.
- How much does a specific legal service cost?
- Fees depend on the type of company, the documents required, the number of people involved and the complexity of the matter. After the initial clarification you receive a defined scope and a fee proposal.
- Does sending an enquiry mean I must pay for a consultation?
- No. We first confirm whether we can assist and what the appropriate next step is. Where a separate legal analysis or consultation is needed, we inform you of the terms in advance.
- Can the service be handled remotely?
- In many cases the documents can be prepared and filed remotely. Some procedures may require a visit to a notary, a bank or another institution.