There is a company registered at my address that is no longer active at this address. As a result, I was seized. What can/should I do now?

This is a very unpleasant situation, which, fortunately, we can rectify. But for that, we need your help. Therefore, contact Modero immediately, explain the situation and collect supporting documents to prove you right.

What do you need as proof?

• Proof that the company is no longer registered at your address.
  
  • A statement from the municipality that the company is no longer located at your address.
  • Old/new leases or title deeds showing that the company is no longer based here.
  • Housing investigation or witness statement that shows that you are the sole occupant/user of the property.
• Prove that the goods that were seized are yours so that you can file an objection with us. In some cases, a third-party statement (a statement signed by you and any witnesses) may be sufficient to have the attachment lifted. If the evidence is insufficient or the situation is more complex, it is best to seek advice from a lawyer or legal service, such as a courthouse.

Not sure what seizure or revindication means? You can find the answer in our section misunderstood something.

Tip: report this to your district agent or police. Please note that this company no longer has any interests at your address. The police draw up a report and report it to the Crossroads Bank for Enterprises repeatedly. In addition, it is important that you have the company's address administratively changed or deleted in the Crossroads Bank for Enterprises (KBO). This can be done via your municipality or the Federal Public Service Economy.