Record from the Public Register
Is this service available in the app?
This service is available on the Citizen's Portal mobile app, so you can use it directly.
The record contains all information that has been entered in the Commercial Register or any other public register for the duration of the entity's existence. The statement of valid information contains a summary of information about the entity as of the current date. In the Citizen's Portal you can get a free record, plus you save time and a visit to the office. There you will pay a fee of CZK 100 for the record.
What you need
- Being a natural person, not a legal entity (corporation, foundation, etc.)
- Citizen identity for logging into the Citizen Portal
- Databox connected to the Citizen Portal
How to do it
Log in to the Citizen Portal and search for "Record from the Public Registry". You will see two options - select the type of extract you require. Then just enter the company name or ID number to identify it and click "Send by data message".
In what format will I recieve the record
We will send you the requested record in PDF format to your databox in no time.
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In which public registers are legal entities listed?
The Register of Foundations, the Register of Institutes, the Register of Associations of Unit Owners, the Commercial Register, and the Register of Publicly Beneficial Associations.
What are public registers?
The public registers are the Register of Foundations, the Register of Institutes, the Register of Associations of Unit Owners, the Commercial Register, and the Register of Publicly Beneficial Associations. The public register records the statutory information on legal and natural persons. The public registers are publicly and free of charge accessible.
What is the record good for?
The purpose of public registers is to allow you to access them and find information in them. They provide information on the establishment of the legal entity and the date of its dissolution and termination, the address of the registered office, the subject of business, information on the members of the bodies, and how the statutory body represents the legal entity. In the case of certain legal forms of legal persons, the facts recorded may also be necessary from within the legal person. You can thus get acquainted with the recorded data of the persons registered in the public registers.
Where can I find more detailed information?
See the Criminal Register Record article and the Criminal Register Office website.
I have found a discrepancy in the record I received. How should I proceed?
For a detailed complaint procedure, see the article Enrolment, correction, and deletion of data in public registers.