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KVK form 26: register officers of a public law entity

Form 26 registers the functionarissen of a publiekrechtelijke rechtspersoon that runs a business. Fill in the official KVK PDF below and print it to sign.

This is the genuine KVK PDF, unmodified. Source: KVK official page.

What is Formulier 26?

When a public law entity runs a business, the Handelsregister records who may act for it and to what extent, exactly as it does for a company.

The form asks for each officer identifying details, their role, the date it started, and the scope of their authority.

Who files Formulier 26?

  • Public bodies with a business registering their officers
  • Joint arrangements appointing someone to act for the business
  • Public entities updating who holds signing authority

How to fill out Formulier 26

  1. Give the KVK number of the public law entity, or file this with form 25.
  2. Fill in the details of each officer, including the burgerservicenummer where they have one.
  3. Give the role and its start date as dd-mm-yyyy.
  4. Describe the authority and any limit on it.
  5. Print, have each officer sign in pen, and send the form with copies of the ID documents named.

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Frequently asked questions

Our public body has no business. Do we file this?

No. This form applies where the entity runs a business.

How do we remove an officer later?

On form 16.