A standart set of corporate documents of the Australian Representative Office of a foreign company, includes:
a)	Documents of a foreign (parent) company:
Documents included in the document set of a parent company, depends on a country of its registration, which could be either Tax exempt jurisdictions (British Virgin Islands, Bahamas etc.), or other jurisdictions (United Kingdom, Ireland, etc.). Regardless of a country of registration, the set of documents of a parent company must be prepared in accordance with international standarts and thereafter certified by Apostille den Haag.
b)	Documents of the Australian Representative office:
1)	Certificate of Registration of a Foreign Company, issued by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).
2)	Memorandum and Articles of Organization of a Foreign Company, certified by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).
3)	Application for registration as a Foreign Company (form 402), signed by the Director/s of a parent company.
4)	Memorandum of Appointment of Local Agent (form 418), signed by the Director/s of a parent company.
5)	General Power of Attorney, signed by the Nominee Director/s; name and surname of the Attorney must be specified at the moment of purchase of a Company.
6)	Agreement for Provision of Services by Nominee Director and Indemnification of the Nominee; signed by the Nominee Director.
7)	A seal of the Representative Office.
Also, the first year domiciliation and legal maintenance of the Representative Office is included in its price, as described below:
	1)	Legal address of the Representative Office in Australia - provided for 12 months.
	2)	Local registered agent and secretary services - provided for 12 months.
	3)	Payment of annual fixed Government fees for first year.
	4)	Nominee Director/s and Shareholder/s services - provided for 12 months.