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Tell us the result you want, the countries involved and the date by which you need to act. For a business, include its activity, place of registration and who owns and manages it. For a move, include your citizenship, current country of residence and whether family members are moving with you. If an authority has contacted you, name the authority and give the date you received its letter. These details help us identify the correct procedure and the documents to request first.
Include your preferred contact method and any filing, appointment or contractual deadline in the first message. For an official notice, give both its issue date and the date it reached you: the response period can run from receipt. If a deadline is close, telephone the office as well as sending the summary. We will use the information you provide to establish the next step and the work required; sending an enquiry does not itself extend an official deadline.
Start with your objective rather than the name of a procedure: opening a Bulgarian business, moving with your family, hiring an employee or completing a property purchase. Explain what you have already done and where progress has stopped. A single objective can involve several distinct steps, such as company registration, a bank application and VAT registration. ARG connects those steps, identifies the specialist work involved and agrees a scope that addresses your actual situation.
Yes. If the matter involves an acquisition, ownership arrangements, commercial terms or other sensitive information, request a confidentiality agreement before sending the detailed file. Your first message can identify the type of transaction and the help required without disclosing the full commercial terms. We can then agree how information will be shared with the specialists involved. Confidentiality arrangements preserve disclosures that the law requires and distinguish the role of ARG from any separately instructed professional adviser.
A general enquiry needs your name and a way to contact you. Before accepting a specific instruction, we establish who the client is, who is authorised to act and, for a company, the ownership and control structure. The documents required depend on the service and the applicable client-verification obligations. A passport identifies a person; a company extract and authority documents establish the organisation and its representative. We will specify which documents are needed and how to provide them.
After submitting the form, look for the on-screen confirmation and keep a copy of your message. If an error appears, or no confirmation is shown, send your enquiry to the email address on this page or call the office. Mention the time of the attempted submission so we can identify it. Where a deadline matters, include the exact date again; a form confirmation acknowledges transmission, while the scope and acceptance of any professional work are agreed separately.
Yes, by appointment at our Burgas office. Tell us the subject of the meeting, your preferred language and whether you will attend alone or with a business partner or family member. We will arrange the appropriate contact and tell you which documents to bring. If you are travelling from abroad, agree the appointment before booking travel and identify any related bank, notarial or administrative visit that needs to be coordinated.
Yes. Name the person or company concerned and explain whether you are an owner, manager, employee, family member or professional adviser. An initial conversation can establish the task; accepting instructions or disclosing a client's information requires the relevant authority. For a company this can involve checking its registered representative, and for a delegated instruction a power of attorney or other mandate. We will identify the required form before documents are signed or confidential information is shared.
Begin with a short summary and a list of the documents you already hold. Identify any official letter, contract awaiting signature, appointment or expiring permit that drives the timetable. We will request the relevant documents in a practical order, including complete pages and attachments where their terms matter. Keep the originals and any proof of delivery. This allows the first review to address the actual decision you face without exchanging an unrelated archive.
Yes. Planning before you commit lets us connect the business, residence, tax and family questions from the outset. Tell us where you currently live and work, your citizenship, how you earn income and when you are considering moving. We can identify the residence route to examine, the company's operational requirements and the tax questions raised by the proposed move. You can then compare the required documents, sequence and costs before signing a lease, buying a company or arranging the family's travel.
