Company restructuring (from UAB to MB, from IĮ to UAB, etc.)

Company restructuring is the change of a legal entity’s legal form, during which the newly formed legal entity assumes all the rights and obligations of the restructured entity. To complete the restructuring process, a single visit to a notary and the Centre of Registers is required.

361,25 € without VAT

Term

The timeframe depends on the restructuring method you choose. Typically, it takes about 2 weeks from the payment and submission of the required information.

Included in the price

Complete preparation of documents;
Partial coverage of the Centre of Registers fees;
Full coordination of the company during the restructuring process.
Notary services will incur an additional cost (approximately €150).

Customer service

Quick consultation with specialists;
Remote consultations;
Answers to your questions within 1 business day;

You will have to provide

The company’s director must have a valid mobile electronic signature. If you do not have one, it can be quickly obtained at your mobile service provider’s store, even if you are not a subscriber – the process takes only a few minutes with an identity document. We recommend obtaining the mobile signature after ordering the service to avoid unnecessary delays. A mobile e-signature is the fastest and most convenient way to sign documents electronically, saving time and avoiding bureaucracy;
An extract from JADIS (Register of Participants). We can order it on your behalf;
An extract from JANGIS (Register of Beneficial Owners). We can order it on your behalf.
Information about the intended share capital or member contribution.
One-time visit to a notary and the Centre of Registers will also be required.

Step-by-Step Service Process

Place Your Order Online
Order the company restructuring service directly through our website and make a secure payment to get started.
Provide Required Information and Documents
Send us all the necessary company data and legal documents needed for the restructuring process.
Preparation of Restructuring Documents
We professionally prepare all required documents, including the restructuring decision, updated articles of association, or new company regulations.
Notary Coordination
We schedule an appointment with a notary to ensure a smooth and timely signing of the restructuring documents.
Registration with the Centre of Registers
We register your company as “Under Restructuring” with the Centre of Registers and publish the status in the official electronic bulletin.
Full Support and Submission to Notary
We provide full guidance throughout the process and handle the submission of all documents to the notary.
Final Signing and Delivery to Registers
You attend the notary meeting to sign the documents, and we handle the official submission to the Centre of Registers.

What is Company Restructuring?

Company restructuring is the process of changing a legal entity’s legal form without liquidating the entity itself. During restructuring, only the legal structure is altered, and the participants (such as owners, shareholders, or members) remain liable for the obligations of the former legal entity for up to three years after the new legal form is registered with the Register of Legal Entities.

Restructuring is governed by the Civil Code of the Republic of Lithuania, along with specific laws and regulations that apply to various types of legal entities (e.g., companies, associations, institutions, organizations, etc.).

Types of Company Restructuring
A private limited liability company (UAB) or public limited liability company (AB) may be restructured into one of the following:

Private or public limited liability company
Municipal company
State-owned enterprise
Agricultural company
General partnership
Limited partnership
Sole proprietorship
Public institution

A general partnership (TŪB) or limited partnership (KŪB) can be restructured into:

General or limited partnership
Private or public limited liability company
Agricultural company
Sole proprietorship
Public institution
Charity and support fund

A public institution may be restructured into:

Budgetary institution (state or municipality-owned)
Charity and support fund