Why you don't need to register Representa the representaaccredited with a certificate of representawhat?

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The certificate of representant proves a relationship between a natural person and a legal person. This representation is vàlidoh no need to do it again or tell the Representa.

Therefore, if you want to re-register it at Representa, that is, when attempting to register that the natural person listed on the certificate of representant representa to the legal entity, the platform returns a warning: It is not possible to register this combination of NIFs.

A certificate of representant has the same validity as an entry in an electronic register of powers of attorney such as the RepresentaTherefore, since these certificates already accredit, by themselves, the relationship of representation existing between two people, no need to register representations to REPRESENTA.

More information a You must register the representations when using a certificate representawhat?

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