+1 .. And get a replacement firstStrong Eagle wrote:If I were you, I'd get rid of this director. Get another one. And make sure that you have a signed, undated letter of resignation for the director. That way, if you run into problems like you are having with this one, you date the letter and the director has resigned.
You (the shareholders) can call for an EGM for the purposes of voting out you local director.
errr .. yes .. you still need a LOCAL Director .. either Local or PRkatbh wrote:SMS - if it is your company and you are on an EP sponsored by the company, and you are resident in Singapore, do you still need a local director? I did not think so.
This is not correct. What you need is an "ordinarily resident" director, that is, a person whose physical address is in Singapore. A PR or Singapore citizen who is not living in Singapore does not qualify to be an ordinarily resident director.ecureilx wrote:errr .. yes .. you still need a LOCAL Director .. either Local or PR
ah, I learn something new everyday ..Strong Eagle wrote:This is not correct. What you need is an "ordinarily resident" director, that is, a person whose physical address is in Singapore. A PR or Singapore citizen who is not living in Singapore does not qualify to be an ordinarily resident director.ecureilx wrote:errr .. yes .. you still need a LOCAL Director .. either Local or PR
Once you have your EP and you have a physical address in Singapore, you can remove your nominee director and appoint yourself as director through an AGM or EGM.
Here's how it works. A director (or directors) are empowered to run the company. They can make virtually any decision they want to, except for those items that are spelled out in the Companies Act and/or the company articles of incorporation. Those decisions must be made by the shareholders at an AGM or EGM.Michelle Lai wrote:Thanks for all replies.
But due to some business arrangement we have no choice by using his name as local director .
one more question does it means that without signing any document he can off duties and responsibilities as director ?? I believe NO right? because anything go wrong local authorities will locate him right ? Thanks
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