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ARTICLE · 13 APRIL 2016

Panama's Public Registry New Electronic Registration System (SIR)

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As of October 24, 2014, the Panama Public Registry´snewElectronic Registration System (SIR) was implementedas part of a project that seeks to modernize its platform in order to provide a more expedite, safe and reliant service.

PanamaGovernment, Public Sector
Kuzniecky & Co
Kuzniecky & Co

PANAMA'S PUBLIC REGISTRY NEW ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEM (SIR)

As of October 24, 2014, the Panama Public Registry´s new Electronic Registration System (SIR) was implemented as part of a project that seeks to modernize its platform in order to provide a more expedite, safe and reliant service.

KEY CHANGES YOU SHOULD BE AWARE OF:

  • Public Deeds will no longer be stamped with the registration information.
  • Registration information will be included in a separate sheet attached to the Public Deed. DO NOT DISCARD OR DESTROY THIS PAGE.
  • No original signatures will be stamped in any document issued by the Public Registry Office; signatures have been replaced by a security verification code. This includes Public Deeds and Certificates of Good Standing.

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