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United States Embassy – San Salvador, El Salvador Consular Section – American Citizen Services (ACS) Unit LAWYER’S LIST DECEMBER 2022

Uceda Legal, represented by the lawyer and notary Moisés Uceda, is part of the list of reference lawyers of the German Embassy in El Salvador. The firm has offices in Colonia Escalón, San Salvador, and provides services in various areas of law, including: Criminal Law Adoptions Custody and family matters Preparation and review of contracts Company constitution Labor Law Intellectual Property In addition, it offers service in Spanish and English, facilitating assistance to national and international clients.

We were live on Channel 10 in the AGENDA CIUDADANA Program.

Setting up a company in El Salvador involves a series of legal steps that should be planned with professional advice. The first step is to define the type of company: the Sociedad Anónima de Capital Variable (S.A. de C.V.) is the most common due to the flexibility of its capital and the limited liability of the partners. Then the deed of incorporation is granted before a notary, it is registered in the Commercial Registry, the NIT and NRC are obtained, and the company and establishment registrations are processed. At UCEDA LEGAL we accompany the entire process—from the drafting of the statutes to the final registration—so that your company is born with solid legal bases.

Child support is a right of children and an obligation of parents, regardless of whether there was a marriage. It is determined considering the needs of the obligor and the economic capacity of the obligor. It can be agreed upon by mutual agreement or set judicially through the Attorney General's Office or the Family Courts. Failure to comply may result in legal consequences, including immigration restrictions and embargoes. Our team advises you on setting, modifying or complying with child support quotas, always ensuring the best interests of the minors.

A power of attorney is the instrument by which one person (agent) authorizes another (agent) to act on his or her behalf. There are general powers—broad—and special powers, limited to specific acts such as selling a property or representing in a lawsuit. For its validity, the power must be granted before a notary and, according to the act, registered in the corresponding registry. Powers of attorney granted abroad require an apostille or legalization to take effect in El Salvador. At UCEDA LEGAL we draft and authenticate powers tailored to each need, guaranteeing legal security.

United States Embassy – San Salvador, El Salvador Consular Section – American Citizen Services (ACS) Unit LAWYER’S LIST DECEMBER 2022

Uceda Legal, represented by the lawyer and notary Moisés Uceda, is part of the list of reference lawyers of the German Embassy in El Salvador. The firm has offices in Colonia Escalón, San Salvador, and provides services in various areas of law, including: Criminal Law Adoptions Custody and family matters Preparation and review of contracts Company constitution Labor Law Intellectual Property In addition, it offers service in Spanish and English, facilitating assistance to national and international clients.

We were live on Channel 10 in the AGENDA CIUDADANA Program.

Setting up a company in El Salvador involves a series of legal steps that should be planned with professional advice. The first step is to define the type of company: the Sociedad Anónima de Capital Variable (S.A. de C.V.) is the most common due to the flexibility of its capital and the limited liability of the partners. Then the deed of incorporation is granted before a notary, it is registered in the Commercial Registry, the NIT and NRC are obtained, and the company and establishment registrations are processed. At UCEDA LEGAL we accompany the entire process—from the drafting of the statutes to the final registration—so that your company is born with solid legal bases.

Child support is a right of children and an obligation of parents, regardless of whether there was a marriage. It is determined considering the needs of the obligor and the economic capacity of the obligor. It can be agreed upon by mutual agreement or set judicially through the Attorney General's Office or the Family Courts. Failure to comply may result in legal consequences, including immigration restrictions and embargoes. Our team advises you on setting, modifying or complying with child support quotas, always ensuring the best interests of the minors.

A power of attorney is the instrument by which one person (agent) authorizes another (agent) to act on his or her behalf. There are general powers—broad—and special powers, limited to specific acts such as selling a property or representing in a lawsuit. For its validity, the power must be granted before a notary and, according to the act, registered in the corresponding registry. Powers of attorney granted abroad require an apostille or legalization to take effect in El Salvador. At UCEDA LEGAL we draft and authenticate powers tailored to each need, guaranteeing legal security.