An official South Korea company extract is issued by DART / Supreme Court Registry at https://dart.fss.or.kr. Free public search covers most verification needs; a paid certified extract is normally only required for banking, tenders, court filings or notarised transactions.
Usually not. The free public record from DART / Supreme Court Registry confirms legal name, registration number, status and registered address. A certified extract is only needed when a bank, court or tender explicitly requires one.
Typically the legal name, registration number, incorporation date, registered address, entity type and current status — the same core fields visible in the free record, but issued as an official document.
No. Only DART / Supreme Court Registry can issue a certified extract for South Korea. Third-party tools help you find and monitor the record, not certify it.
DART (Data Analysis, Retrieval and Transfer System) is Korea's electronic corporate disclosure system operated by the FSS. It provides free access to financial filings, annual reports, ownership changes, and material events for listed and significant companies.
Source: DART / Supreme Court Registry
Last verified: 2026-06-01