In this guide
  1. What a delibera actually records
  2. The desk depends on how it was made
  3. The foreign leg
  4. Cost and timing
  5. What boards use a stamped minute for

What a delibera actually records

A resolution is the written trace of a decision: a date, a quorum, a vote and a signature. Working out how to legalize a Corporate Resolution starts with reading that sheet as a stranger would, because a foreign clerk sees nothing but what is printed. Missing names sink files.

The desk depends on how it was made

Here the route is not fixed in advance. If a notary recorded your meeting, the minute is a notarial act and the court handles it. If a notary only certified the signatures afterwards, the paper counts as administrative and the embassy legalization of a Corporate Resolution in Naples goes through the Prefettura. Read the notary's page before you decide anything else.

The foreign leg

After the Italian stamp, the destination's mission normally signs. The consular legalization of a Corporate Resolution in Italy is that officer's own mark, laid over the Italian one so a register abroad can trust the chain. Missions handle company paper on set days, so check the calendar before the board fixes a completion date.

Cost and timing

Two charges land on this file. To legalize a Corporate Resolution in Naples you buy a €16 marca da bollo for the Italian stamp. The mission then adds a fee of its own, set by that mission and open to change. Allow 10–15 business days for standard handling, or 3–5 if you take the express route.

What boards use a stamped minute for

Appointing a director abroad, opening an account, authorising a signature on a foreign deed — each of those asks for the decision in writing and stamped. The embassy attestation of a Corporate Resolution in Naples is what makes the minute count outside the company's own files. Whether that stamp is asked for at all rests on the destination; confirm with the receiving authority before the board sets a date.