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Companies Registries:

Companies House UK

The official UK government register of UK companies.

http://www.companieshouse.gov.uk/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

International Association of Corporation Administrators- IACA

Professional association for government administrators of business entity and secured transaction record systems in their jurisdiction. Overview, sections, links to the offices of US and some international members.

http://www.iaca.org/

Irish Companies Registration Office

Authority for incorporation of companies and the registration of business names in Ireland. Downloadable forms, legislation, price list, FAQs, and more in the "Doing business with us" section.

http://www.cro.ie/

New Zealand Companies Office

Official government register for companies in New Zealand. Database with information on companies, directors, and security interests registered on motor vehicles, including filed documents. Free access to registry includes companies' name, status, and registered office.

http://www.companies.govt.nz/

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