Documents for Poland/EU

Wyoming LLC documents for use in Poland and the EU

The correct route starts with the recipient, the document and the purpose. Apostille is not an automatic add-on to every company.

Content current as of 6 August 2026
Indicative feefrom PLN 1,200* State fees, certified copies, notary, translation and courier are itemised according to the recipient’s requirements.
Route

From recipient requirements to final delivery

  1. RecipientA bank, registry, court, authority, counterparty or platform may require a different set.
  2. DocumentArticles, Good Standing, resolutions, Operating Agreement and IRS letters follow different routes.
  3. AuthenticationCertified copy, notary and Apostille are not interchangeable; each has a different function.
  4. TranslationA sworn translation is commissioned after the final version and page scope are fixed.
  5. DeliveryOriginals, courier, copy count and deadline are written into the proposal.
Preparation and certification of company documents
One recipient, one agreed document route — not a generic “Apostille package”.
Documents

Five common paths

Articles of Organization

A state document. The recipient may require a certified copy and Wyoming Apostille.

Certificate of Good Standing

Confirms current status. An online certificate may be free, while a recipient may require a certified or apostilled version.

Operating Agreement

A private document. Notarisation or any further route depends on the intended use and recipient.

IRS EIN letter

A federal document. It is not authenticated by the Wyoming Secretary of State; the federal route is separate.

Internal resolutions and certificates

First determine whether the recipient accepts a private record or requires notarised signatures or an additional statement.

Scope confirmed before work

Document count, certified-copy charges, notary, Apostille, sworn translation and courier are itemised in the proposal.

RecipientDocumentAuthenticationTranslationCourier

Describe the goal — we will propose the right scope.

No order and no identity documents at this stage. You receive clarifying questions, a proposed scope, third-party costs and the rules for later years.

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