The Charter Certificate of Incorporation is a crucial legal document that marks the formal establishment of a company in Hong Kong. Issued under the authority of the Companies Ordinance (Cap. 622), this certificate serves as conclusive evidence that all requirements for registration have been met and that the company is duly incorporated. The document is essential for various business operations, including opening corporate bank accounts, applying for business licenses, entering into contracts, and demonstrating the company's legal status to stakeholders. It contains vital information such as the company's unique registration number, incorporation date, and company type, making it a fundamental reference point for regulatory compliance and corporate identity. This certificate must be maintained throughout the company's lifetime and presented whenever proof of incorporation is required by authorities, financial institutions, or business partners.

1. Certificate Number: Unique identification number assigned by the Companies Registry

2. Company Name: Full registered name of the company in English and Chinese (if applicable)

3. Company Type: Specification of company type (e.g., private company limited by shares)

4. Date of Incorporation: Official date when the company was incorporated

5. Limited Liability Statement: Statement confirming the limited liability status of the company

6. Registered Office Address: Official registered address of the company in Hong Kong

7. Official Certification: Statement by the Registrar of Companies certifying the incorporation

8. Registrar's Signature: Official signature and seal of the Registrar of Companies