The register of associations is public and its purpose is to make the factual and legal circumstances of associations entered in the register of associations easily ascertainable for third parties at any time and thus to increase security in legal transactions. By obtaining information, you can find out, for example, who represents an association externally as the executive board. The name of the association, its registered office and the date on which the articles of association were drawn up can also be researched. Anyone can obtain information from the register of associations. You can have copies made of the entries in the register of associations by the local court, which can also be certified if required. You can search the register of associations conveniently via the Internet. manage.

For further requests, please contact the local court responsible for the location of the association. You can research this here: