What materials need to be submitted for equity changes? Catalog of materials required to apply for investor equity changes 1. The enterprise’s application report for equity changes and the transfer document from the competent department (original); 2. Transferor investors’ equity changes Change application (stamped with the official seal of the transferor investor and signed by the legal representative of the transferor investor) (original) 3. Equity transfer agreement signed between the transferor and the transferee and approved by other investors' signatures or other written means (The content of the equity transfer agreement should be included in the attachment) (original) 4. The revised contract and articles of association of the enterprise (original) 5. The resolution of the enterprise’s board of directors on the change of investor’s equity (must be signed by all directors of the enterprise’s original board of directors) (original) 6. Original and duplicate approval certificate, business license, and capital verification report (copies of the latter two are sufficient) 7. New investors involved should attach new investor legal person certificates (enterprise legal persons provide business licenses, registration certificates, and business registration certificates, Natural persons must provide identification documents or passports) and credit certificates (copies) 8. List of the company’s new board of directors, letters of appointment for each director signed by the legal representatives of all investors (original) and ID cards of the directors (duplicate certificates) 9. Other required documents (1) If the equity change involves the transfer of state-owned assets to the Chinese party, the Zhaye asset appraisal report and a confirmation letter issued by the state-owned assets management department at the same level must be submitted. If the Chinese party is a collective enterprise, it must submit a letter of consent from its competent authority. If the Chinese party is a limited liability company, it should submit a capital verification report, an audit report, and the business license and capital verification report of each shareholder. (2) When applying for transfer to become a domestic-funded enterprise, there is no need to submit a "new contract or new articles of association". But it should be noted that: A. When transferring, the enterprise must carry out internal liquidation. How to repay the debts of the original enterprise, it should be clear that the unpaid debts will be borne by the domestic enterprise; B. Notify the enterprise to go through the tax payment procedures with the customs, taxation and other departments; C. The approval authority will issue a reply agreeing to the change, close and cancel the enterprise approval certificate, and issue a notice of revoking the foreign-invested enterprise approval certificate to the industrial and commercial department within 15 days. (3) If the investors involved are foreign-invested enterprises or joint-stock enterprises, they must submit a board resolution signed by all directors, a copy of the foreign-invested enterprise approval certificate, an audit report, and a capital verification report. (4) Investors who are corporate legal persons registered in Hong Kong should provide documentation proving the composition of the company’s shareholders and directors from the Hong Kong Company Registry; corporate legal persons registered in other regions or countries should provide certification materials from the local industrial and commercial registration agency certifying the composition of the company’s shareholders and directors. Certification materials of the legal representative. The equity transfer agreement should include the following main contents: (1) The name, address, name, position, and nationality of the legal representative of the transferor and the transferee; (2) The share of the equity transferred and its price; (3) The equity transferred Delivery period and method; (4) Rights and obligations of the transferee according to the enterprise contract and articles of association; (5) Liability for breach of contract; (6) Applicable law and dispute resolution; (7) Effectiveness and termination of the agreement; (8) Time and place of entering into the agreement.