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Veřejný rejstřík at or.justice.cz is the public register of companies, foundations and associations kept by Czech registry courts under the Ministry of Justice. Anyone can search a subject, read its record and download documents from the collection of deeds, such as financial statements. Full and partial extracts are free online.
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Is Veřejný rejstřík (justice.cz) down right now?
Veřejný rejstřík (justice.cz) is up and serving searches. The Veřejný rejstřík (justice.cz) status checks pass, and Veřejný rejstřík (justice.cz) down reports are few. Company searches and document downloads work as usual.
The register is busiest on weekday mornings when banks and law offices pull records in bulk. A slow search then is load. Evenings answer the same query in seconds.
Is Veřejný rejstřík (justice.cz) down for me or everyone?
Search a well-known company from your phone over mobile data. If the record opens there, your computer or its network is at fault. If the phone also times out, save the company IČO and retry the search later.
What can you read in a company record?
The record shows the seat, directors, shares, legal form and the filing history of the subject. Each change carries the court file reference. The collection of deeds beside the record holds the documents behind the entries, including yearly financial statements.
A full extract lists the complete current state, while the record view also shows past entries struck through. For a contract check, the full extract is the cleaner document. Both print free from the same page.
Which documents sit in the collection of deeds?
Companies file their financial statements, founding deeds and change documents there. Downloads are PDF scans of what the company sent the court. A missing statement usually means the company never filed it, not that the register lost it.
How do registry court backlogs affect the site?
The site shows what courts have recorded; a pending change is not visible until the court enters it. A Veřejný rejstřík (justice.cz) outage delays viewing, but court backlogs delay the data itself far more often. The filing date in the record tells you how fresh the entry is.
Does the register cover associations and foundations too?
Yes, the same search covers spolky, foundations and other registered subjects, each under its register section. The search filters by register type when names collide. Extracts work the same way across all sections.
Common Veřejný rejstřík (justice.cz) Problems and Fixes
Register complaints centre on slow searches and deed documents that will not download. These fixes follow the or.justice.cz screens and separate site faults from court delays.
Search times out on a common name
Search by IČO instead of the name; common names return huge lists that strain the page. Adding the legal form, such as s.r.o., also cuts the list. Early morning and evening searches answer faster.
Deed document downloads as zero size
The document viewer can fail on very large scanned statements. Right-click and save the file, then open it in a PDF reader. If the file is still empty, the court scan itself is damaged and the court must re-upload it.
Company missing from search results
A brand-new company appears after the court completes the registration. Check the spelling with diacritics and without them. Firms struck off the register move to historical records, which the search shows on request.
Extract prints with missing lines
Generate the full extract again and print from the PDF it produces. Browser print of the web view clips long director lists. The PDF extract paginates correctly and carries the court header.
Record shows a former director
Directors change only when the court records the filing. A general meeting decision alone does not update the register. Ask the company for the court filing proof while the record catches up.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Veřejný rejstřík used for?
It is the official public register of Czech companies, associations and foundations. You check seats, directors and filings there. Extracts from it serve as proof of a company state in business dealings.
How do I find a company in the register?
Search by IČO for an exact hit, or by the registered name. Open the record and use the extract buttons for a printable version. Name searches need the exact legal suffix to stay short.
Is the register extract free?
Yes, online extracts and record views are free. Certified paper extracts come from registry courts or Czech POINT counters for a fee. The free PDF carries the same data as the screen view.
Does the register hold financial statements?
Yes, statements sit in the collection of deeds beside each company record. Companies must file them yearly, though some file late or never. A gap means the company failed to file, not a site error.
Can I see who directs a company?
The record lists current directors and how they act for the company. Past directors stay visible in the history of entries. How a director signs is stated next to their name.
Why is a company change not visible yet?
Changes appear once the registry court records the filing. Court queues can take weeks for contested filings. The site reflects the court record exactly, so the wait sits with the court, not the web.