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Message from the Registrar

The Corporate Affairs and Intellectual Property Office (CAIPO) has a critical role to play in facilitating the investment process in Barbados by generating and maintaining the legal documentation and official records so crucial to the orderly conduct of industry and commerce in and from Barbados.

Driven by the imperative of maintaining Barbados' competitive edge particularly in the international financial services sector, Government has over the years committed resources which have enabled the Department to computerize some aspects of our operations.

In the meantime, and until the goal of full computerization is achieved, the establishment of a presence on the Internet is a practical and relatively inexpensive way in which the Department can facilitate our customers with useful information about our many operations and embrace the new technologies and business facilitation modalities which are transforming the world economy.

You will be interested to learn that in keeping with Government's stated policy of promoting e-commerce and e-Government, the Department is actively exploring how some of our services can be made available on-line.

We welcome you to our web site and hope that you will find it informative and a useful guide to understanding the many and various services which we offer as well as the numerous working procedures and internal policies employed in the processing of applications filed with us.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Registrar
Corporate Affairs & Intellectual Property Office
Barbados

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