Within one clear working day of receipt of the request, the Registrar shall make the required initial, amending and cancellation entries.
However, where the application is incomplete, the Registrar shall request the missing information or documents within this time limit, which shall be supplied within fifteen days of the complaint. On receipt of such information or documents, the Registrar shall proceed with the registration within the period referred to in the first paragraph.
In the absence of regularisation of the application, the Registrar shall proceed with the registration within the period referred to in the second paragraph.
If the application is not regularised under the conditions indicated above or if the Registrar considers that the application does not comply with the requirements of articles R. 521-6, R. 521-7, R. 521-13, R. 521-14 and R. 521-19 to R. 521-21 or that the information declared by the applicant does not correspond to the content of the supporting documents provided, the Registrar will take a decision to refuse registration, which must be substantiated.
The decision will be notified to the applicant, who will be informed of the reasons for the decision.
The decision is notified to the applicant within the time limit mentioned in the first paragraph, by delivery against receipt, or by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt. It may also be sent by electronic means in accordance with the procedures laid down by order and on condition that the recipient of the notification has expressly consented to this method of communication.
Where the complexity of the file requires a special examination, the Registrar shall inform the applicant, within the time limit laid down in the first paragraph and by the same means as for notification of the decision to refuse, that the registration will be made or that the decision to refuse registration will be delivered or notified to the applicant within five clear working days of receipt of the application.
The Registrar shall inform the applicant of the decision to refuse registration and shall inform the applicant of the decision to refuse registration within five clear working days of receipt of the application.
The Registrar shall inform the applicant of the decision to refuse registration.
If the registrar fails to comply with the obligations incumbent upon him pursuant to this article with regard to applications for principal registrations, amendments and cancellations, the applicant may lodge an appeal under the conditions laid down in Article R. 521-27.