What is the difference between an EU sponsor and an EU legal representative?
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regenold GmbH
“If you're a non-EU company, the CTR requires you to either have a sponsor established in the EU or designate an EU legal representative. As legal representative, we act as your contact point for EU authorities and ensure that the sponsor's obligations under the CTR can be enforced in the EU, but the sponsor retains overall responsibility.”
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