Search and document delivery at a glance
- Search online
- Francisco Morazán: search by Matrícula mercantil or register book, volume and entry. Cortés: company enquiries through the CCIC registry page. [4] [5]
- Digital documents
- CCIT provides online access to digitised registry records. CCIC in Cortés also offers electronic document viewing. Viewing a record and requesting a separate certificate are different services. [1] [5]
- Document language
- Not specified
- Paper and collection
- Not specified
- International delivery
- Not specified
- Fees at a glance
- Francisco Morazán: full certificate HNL 300 up to 10 pages, then HNL 20/page; entry confirmation HNL 200
- Access
- Online enquiries through the relevant local register
Choose the right register
CCIT means Cámara de Comercio e Industria de Tegucigalpa. It administers the Francisco Morazán register under delegation from the Instituto de la Propiedad. CCIC is the Cámara de Comercio e Industrias de Cortés in San Pedro Sula. Use their respective registry services. The Francisco Morazán fees described here are not a nationwide tariff. [1] [5] [2]
Names and abbreviations explained
- Matrícula mercantilCommercial registration number
- The identifier used in the public Francisco Morazán lookup. [4]
- Libro / Tomo / RegistroRegister book / volume / entry
- Details identifying where an entry appears in the register. Use them if you do not have the Matrícula mercantil. [4]
- Certificación IntegraFull certification of an entry
- Requested certification of an identified register entry. The form separates it from the registration and legal-representation certificate. [3]
- Constancia de asiento de inscripciónConfirmation of a register entry
- A separate service confirming registration, with its own form and fee. [2]
Search step by step
Obtain documents from Francisco Morazán
Obtain the identifier
For the Francisco Morazán online enquiry, you need the Matrícula mercantil, the commercial registration number. Alternatively, search by register book, volume and entry number. [4]
Look up the entry
Open “Consulta Registro Mercantil” on the CCIT website. Enter the Matrícula and select “Continuar”. For the alternative search, select “Libro” and enter “Tomo” and “Registro”. [1] [4]
Complete the appropriate form
Use the official DOCX application for Certificación Integra. It asks for applicant details, identity number, telephone, register identifiers, company and signature. Its separate registration and legal-representation certificate option is expressly limited to companies incorporated in Honduras. [3]
Submit application and payment evidence
CCIT requires the original application and the payment receipt in original and copy. Certificación Integra costs HNL 300 for up to ten pages and HNL 20 for every extra page. Constancia de asiento costs HNL 200. HNL denotes Honduran lempiras. [2]
Arrange access from abroad
The published route uses the registry on the second floor of the CCIT building, Boulevard Centroamérica behind Emisoras Unidas, Tegucigalpa. Contact registromercantil@ccit.hn or consultasrm@ccit.hn, +504 2232 4200 extension 732. Ask whether an authorised representative may submit and collect, and whether electronic delivery is available. [1] [2]
Documents and fees
| Document / information | Contents and purpose | Fee | How to get it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Certificación Integra [2] [3] | Certification of the specifically identified full register entry. | Francisco Morazán: HNL 300 for up to 10 pages; HNL 20 per additional page. | Original application and payment receipt in original and copy at the registry. |
| Constancia de asiento de inscripción [2] | Confirmation concerning a register entry. | Francisco Morazán: HNL 200. | Separate original application and payment receipt in original and copy. |
Separate access for Cortés
The CCIC registry page links to company enquiries in the SURE portal. It also provides links to application tracking and images of registry documents. Contact CCIC on +504 2561 6100. Its address in San Pedro Sula is 22 to 24 Calle, between 1 and 4 Avenida Junior. [5]
View registry documents online
CCIT provides online access to digitised registry documents. Search by Matrícula mercantil or by register book, volume and entry. To obtain an official certificate, use CCIT’s separate application form. [1] [4] [3]
Details required in the application
The application includes a field for the Tarjeta de Identidad (DNI), the Honduran identity card. The form states that the registration and legal-representation certificate is for companies incorporated in Honduras. Select the certificate type that matches your request. [3]
Official samples and reading guides
Official registry-certificate application (DOCX)
Blank Spanish application template. Shows applicant and register details and the certificate-type selection. Not a sample of an issued company certificate. [3]
Avoid common mistakes
Frequently asked questions
What details do I need for the Francisco Morazán online search?
You need the Matrícula mercantil. Alternatively, enter the register book, volume and entry number. You can open the search form without an account. [4]
What does a full certificate cost?
For Francisco Morazán, CCIT publishes HNL 300 for up to ten pages and HNL 20 per extra page. The separate entry confirmation costs HNL 200. [2]
Where do I submit a certificate application?
Submit the original application and the payment receipt, both original and copy, to the CCIT registry. It is on the second floor of the CCIT building on Boulevard Centroamérica, behind Emisoras Unidas in Tegucigalpa. For enquiries, contact registromercantil@ccit.hn or +504 2232 4200, extension 732. [1] [2]
Can I start with just a company name in Francisco Morazán?
The linked public form requires a registration reference. “Matrícula mercantil” is the registration number. Alternatively, enter “Libro” (register book), “Tomo” (volume) and “Registro” (entry number). If you only have the name, contact CCIT to identify the record. For Cortés, use CCIC’s separate registry service. [4] [1] [5]
Original sources
Sources reviewed: 16 September 2026. The guidance is based on the linked information published by registers and public authorities.