Guides
The questions people actually type: is this Georgian company real, who owns this Armenian one, what does this Moldovan IDNO belong to. Each guide names the official portal and the exact field, says what is free and what costs money, and states what is not public at all. Every fact links to its source page and carries the date it was checked. Our paid tools and our paid report service each appear once, near the end, labelled as ours.
The 9-digit identification code, the free search at enreg.reestri.gov.ge, the 3-digit captcha on the detail view, the extract with founders and shares (13 to 75 GEL, any company, any person), the person-to-companies search almost nobody knows about, a scam checklist for deposits and job offers, and why the Georgian name and the Latin name never match.
For a bank, a visa or a foreign partner: NAPR's own English version for 26 GEL extra (39 GEL all in online), the counter and same-day prices, the PSDA apostille at 30 to 150 GEL or 50 GEL electronic, why a notarised translation cannot be apostilled, and four common mistakes.
Tax ID versus registration number versus unique identifier, the English company card, where the beneficial-ownership declarations sit and how to read one (and what a "ground 3" owner really is), why a missing declaration proves nothing, and how the same tax ID pulls the company's public contracts and single-source awards from armeps.am.
The 8-digit HVHH and why anything else is not one, the register search that now takes a tax ID, a field-by-field test for forged registration certificates, the AMD 3,000 extract and the free registration certificate, and the signs of real trade: public contracts, the tax service, the Central Bank's licence and warning lists.
For off plan and new build buyers: the developer company in both registers, who owns the plot and whether a mortgage or seizure sits on it (NAPR property extract, Armenian cadastre), the building permit in Tbilisi, Batumi and Yerevan, what Armenia's special account rules do and Georgia has no equivalent for, and the red flags worth a question.
The 13-digit IDNO, the state's captcha-gated lookup and the free mirrors, the weekly open dataset with 302,232 companies and their founders' share sizes, the certified extract at 110 to 440 lei by speed, the comma-versus-cedilla diacritics trap, and what stays private. Plus a plain statement of why our own Moldova tool is opt-in.
Across the three
These guides grew out of a tipsheet for journalists and the questions people ask on Reddit and in OSINT forums. Missing a question? Write to soso@reestri.io.