Direct answer
Due diligence tests what you have been told against official records and primary sources: registry details, authority guidance and the documents behind a claim.
What we help with
- Check registry records and official guidance behind a claim
- Separate statutory requirements from provider preferences
- Review service-provider proposals against official sources
Who decides
Official registries and the authorities whose records a claim relies on. INCORPSYS prepares and coordinates; the authority makes the final decision. See our Filing Quality Commitment and Service Terms.
How it works
Confirm the authority and route
Identify which authority controls each step for your jurisdiction and structure.
Check current requirements
Read the authority's current published guidance before any preparation starts.
Prepare
Build documents and information from the authority's own list.
Submit and keep evidence
File through the official channel and keep proof of submission and outcome.
What you provide
- The documents, claims or proposals you want checked
We ask for identity and company documents only when a specific step needs them.
Guides for this service
What is not included
- Legal, tax or immigration advice
- Decisions by registries, banks, licensing or immigration authorities
- Guaranteed approval or processing times
- Government fees — quoted separately, with their official source
Where we provide it
INCORPSYS supports this service in the jurisdictions below. Each country's rules come from its own authority; where a guide is still in preparation, we confirm the requirements for your case first.
Corporate Due Diligence — UAE
UAE Government
Corporate Due Diligence — Singapore
Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA)
Corporate Due Diligence — Hong Kong
Companies Registry
Corporate Due Diligence — UK
GOV.UK / Companies House
Corporate Due Diligence — USA
U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)
Corporate Due Diligence — Malaysia
Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM)
Corporate Due Diligence — Saudi Arabia
Guide in preparation
Corporate Due Diligence — Philippines
Guide in preparation
Corporate Due Diligence — Thailand
Guide in preparation
Costs and timelines
Quoted for your jurisdiction, structure and scope, separately from government fees.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a legal opinion?
No. Due diligence support checks information against official sources. Legal opinions must come from a qualified lawyer in the relevant jurisdiction.
