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From July 1, 2024, Vietnam will officially implement e-notarization through in-person and online modes, as stipulated in the 2024 Law on Notarization. This pivotal reform aims to enhance convenience and accessibility while maintaining the legal integrity of notarized documents. Modes of E-Notarization Offline E-Notarization In offline e-notarization, applicants engage directly with notaries in person to…
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May
May
Changing business registration in Vietnam is a critical and mandatory process for enterprises when there are adjustments to the registered information. Below is a detailed guide covering the cases that require changes, the necessary documents, and post-completion tasks. 1. Cases Requiring Business Registration Changes in Vietnam For Vietnamese-Owned Companies When any modification involves the information…
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May
May
In the course of business operations and investments in Vietnam, adjusting the Investment Registration Certificate (IRC) is a common requirement for foreign investors and enterprises with foreign-invested capital. This typically arises due to changes in the project scale, business sectors, investment capital, or other factors related to the registered project. To ensure that these changes…
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May
May
In Vietnam’s investment environment, changes in investment projects are inevitable, ranging from capital increases, changes in scale, to the addition of new business sectors. To ensure legality and transparency, investors must carry out the procedure for adjusting the Investment Registration Certificate (IRC) in accordance with the law. Understanding the process and preparing complete documentation is…
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May
May
In recent years, Vietnam has witnessed an alarming increase in cases of bad-faith trademark registrations. These are acts of registering trademarks identical or confusingly similar to well-known brands, not for legitimate use, but with the intent to usurp intellectual property rights from other businesses or to gain personal profit through illegal actions such as extortion…
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May
May
In the process of resolving civil cases in Vietnam, the temporary suspension of case resolution is an important procedural measure, often applied when factors arise that affect the continuation of adjudication. The temporary suspension of civil case resolution not only protects the legitimate rights and interests of the parties involved but also ensures transparency and…
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May
May
In recent years, the rise of resort real estate, particularly the Condotel (condominium hotel) model, has reshaped Vietnam’s tourism and real estate markets. Combining residential apartments with hotel services, Condotels offer dual benefits to investors and customers while meeting the growing demand for leisure accommodations. However, the rapid development of this model has also posed…
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May
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In the context of global economic integration, Vietnam has attracted a large amount of foreign investment, leading to an increase in the number of foreign workers in domestic enterprises. However, the diversity in labor relations has also resulted in numerous disputes. Resolving labor disputes with foreign elements not only affects the rights of workers and…
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May
May
As Vietnam integrates into the global economy, protecting and leveraging intellectual property (IP) has become critical for businesses and individuals to establish their market position. A key challenge lies in distinguishing whether intellectual assets should be registered as trademarks or protected as copyrighted works. Despite the 2022 amendments to Vietnam’s Intellectual Property Law (Law No….
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May
May
In civil disputes, the submission and presentation of evidence to the Court are among the most critical stages in the entire case resolution process. The initiation and conclusion of a civil dispute largely depend on the evidence provided by the parties involved. This is because almost all court activities revolve around proving or disproving evidence…
