Companies, property and residency in Costa Rica — with attorneys who manage the legal side.

It is more common than you think, and almost always fixable. We start with a registry review to size the problem, then give you a fixed quote to bring everything current before any work begins.

The Essential plan covers the annual shareholder declaration (RTBF), corporate tax and D-140 filings, deadline reminders and, where applicable, the registered agent. Operating-permit setup, ongoing advisory and accounting are quoted separately.

Yes, through allied accountants. LexoraCR coordinates the work with your legal compliance and sends you a single invoice. The fee is quoted by volume of transactions.

Both. We handle purchases, sales and transfers of real estate and of movable assets such as vehicles, with the fee confirmed in writing before any work begins.

No — government fees, stamps, apostilles and translations are billed separately at cost, as the law requires, and itemized on your invoice. Our published fees cover our professional work, with the scope of each service defined upfront.

Yes — consultations, documents summaries and all communication are available in English or Spanish, whichever you prefer.

Much of the preparation — document gathering, apostilles, translations and case strategy — happens before you set foot in the country. Some steps do require your presence; in your first consultation we map exactly which ones, so you can plan your trips.

Processing times at the immigration authority (DGME) vary by category and caseload. We give you a realistic estimate for your specific category at intake, and your client portal shows which stage your file is in at all times.

Grecia is in Costa Rica's Central Valley, close to the communities we serve. And since your case is managed digitally — with filings, updates and payments online — where our desks are matters less than how we work.