Before you write, the essentials.

Yes. Foreign individuals and foreign companies can hold ownership in Salvadoran companies. The right structure depends on your case, which is exactly what the initial consultation resolves.

Not necessarily. Many steps can be handled through powers of attorney and coordinated remotely. Whether travel is advisable depends on your structure and the institutions involved; we tell you plainly in the first conversation.

It depends on the structure chosen and the workload of the registries involved. We give you a realistic estimate for your specific case before you engage — not a generic promise.

Professional fees are quoted per engagement, always separated from government fees, notarial costs, registry costs and third-party expenses. You receive the full picture in writing before deciding.

No professional can. Registration depends on the authority's examination. What we do is run a serious availability assessment before filing, so you invest with your eyes open.

Yes. The practice operates in Spanish and English, in writing and in meetings.

You write with a short description of your case. You receive an honest assessment: whether we can help, what it takes, how long and what it costs, with scope and fees set in writing before any work begins. Acceptance of a matter is subject to review of scope, jurisdiction and, where applicable, conflicts of interest.

Yes — web development and LegalTech are part of the practice, so your company can launch with its legal base and its digital presence handled within the same practice.