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Organizational Chart - Document Requirements

What is an Organizational Chart?

An Organizational Chart (also called a Corporate Structure document) shows the complete ownership structure of an entity, including its parent companies, subsidiaries, and the individual ultimate beneficial owner(s) (UBOs).

Why we need it

If your business is owned, directly or indirectly, by another company or individual, we need to understand the complete ownership structure, including all parent entities and the Ultimate Beneficial Owner(s) (UBOs). An Organizational Chart allows us to verify the ownership chain in a single document.

What the document must show

Requirement

Details

Shows all entities in the ownership chain

Each entity must be clearly labeled with its legal name and country of incorporation

Reaches the ultimate parent company or individual owner(s)

The chart should show the entire corporate tree, with ownership percentages and Ultimate Beneficial Owners (UBOs)

Reflects current information

The chart must be dated, and that date must be within the last 6 months

General document requirements

  • File format: PDF, PNG, JPG, JPEG

  • Image quality: The document must be complete and clear.

  • Dated: The chart must be dated, and that date must be within the last 6 months

Example document

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