What is the procedure for creating a public union?

The first step in the process of creating a public union is holding a general meeting with the aim of making a decision to establish the union. Along with this, founding documents are drawn up and all important issues regarding the further activities of the association are resolved. The decision is drawn up in the form of a corresponding protocol, which must be signed by the chairman, as well as the secretary of the meeting.

Within sixty days, from the date of the meeting, the manager must contact the state registrar with the collected package of documents, namely: with the relevant statement, one of the copies of the protocol drawn up during the meeting, the adopted charter, information about the governing bodies, as well as documents confirming the structure property of the founders of the union, etc. Documents can be submitted both in written and electronic form.

The registering body, having received the above-mentioned documents, conducts a detailed analysis of them for compliance with the requirements of current legislation. Already within three days, the state registrar makes a decision on state registration. The result of this stage is the entry of information about the registration into the relevant EDR and the applicant receiving an extract from it.