KVK Depository Receipt Issuance Form

Streamline Dutch Depository Receipt Registration with Paperform

If you're establishing an administration office (stichting administratiekantoor or "STAK") in the Netherlands to issue depository receipts for shares, you need a clear, compliant way to document voting rights separation and meet KVK filing requirements. This KVK Depository Receipt Issuance Form template helps Dutch businesses, corporate advisors, and legal professionals capture all essential information for registering certificaten van aandelen with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce.

Why use Paperform for Dutch regulatory forms?

Paperform's flexible doc-style editor lets you create forms that align with Dutch legal standards while keeping the experience clear for both internal teams and external stakeholders. You can add conditional logic to show or hide sections based on entity type, shareholder structure, or administration office setup, ensuring you only collect relevant information. With built-in calculations, you can track shareholding percentages, validate BSN or KVK numbers, and automatically route submissions to the right legal or compliance team member.

Automate your Dutch compliance workflows with Stepper

Once a depository receipt form is submitted, you can use Stepper to trigger multi-step workflows that keep your legal and corporate admin processes on track. Automatically send confirmation emails to shareholders, update your internal register in Google Sheets or Airtable, notify your notary or legal counsel, and generate reminders for KVK filings or AGM disclosures. Stepper's AI-native workflow builder integrates seamlessly with Paperform, so you can move from form submission to registration, document generation, and stakeholder communication without manual handoffs.

Whether you're a corporate services firm, law practice, or in-house legal team managing Dutch entities, this template provides a structured, compliant foundation for documenting depository receipt issuances and administration office agreements under Dutch law.