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According to the current legislation of Ukraine, an international agreement regulates relations of a resident of Ukraine with international partners who are not residents of our state.

As a rule, there is a need for in-depth market analysis in order to draw up such an agreement. It is not worth to conclude any deals without it. It is especially dangerous to do this when it comes to buying and selling.</nbsp;

International contract: what is it and why can it be concluded?

A foreign economic contract is an agreement that reflects the terms of international cooperation. The legal norms of both countries are taken into account, so not every lawyer will be able to correctly draw up an international treaty. You need specialized knowledge. In our company, international contracts are handled by a separate department.

The foreign trade contract is the most common type of such agreement. It is concluded to facilitate customs procedures.

Drafting international agreements

Risks of signing international agreements

disagreements with partners;
complications with money transactions;
fines;
fines;
failure to pass customs control.

Trust the preparatory work to professionals! We will do everything to make the conclusion of the deal was safe and profitable for you.

What we do?

We provide the following services:

Development of the foreign economic contract/analysis of the contract itself;
Counterparty verification;
Conducting negotiations with representatives of the international partner;
Preparing and presenting the final text of the contract.

We also provide a comprehensive service of legal support of import and export.

Why LawLviv?

LawLviv team knows the norms of international law, so we avoid mistakes and inaccuracies. Each point is carefully finalized and checked. We provide effective assistance in resolving issues with international partners and customs.

For advice, please contact us via a convenient communication channel:

phone;
email;
online chat;
messengers.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to draft an international treaty in Lviv?

The fee depends on the treaty's complexity, number of parties, jurisdictions involved, and language pairs, so Zakon Lviv provides an individual quote after reviewing your case. Leave a request or write on Telegram to get a free estimate and timeline; call +38 (068) 777-22-73 for a quick consultation.

What documents are needed to start drafting an international treaty?

Typically required are the parties' registration or identification documents (a USR/EDR extract for Ukrainian entities, or an equivalent foreign registry extract), powers of attorney for signatories, and a brief outlining the deal terms and governing law. Additional documents may be needed if the treaty ties into a separate registration or permit procedure.

How long does it take to draft an international treaty?

Drafting a standard cross-border agreement or international treaty usually takes about 5-15 working days, depending on complexity, the number of parties, and how quickly the parties confirm terms and provide documents. Multi-party, multilingual, or highly technical treaties can take longer; the exact term is confirmed after an initial review.

Can a foreign company or foreign citizen order treaty drafting services in Lviv?

Yes, foreign companies and non-resident individuals can order international treaty drafting and negotiation support remotely, without traveling to Ukraine. A power of attorney (apostilled or legalized if issued abroad) is usually required for a representative to sign or file on the client's behalf.

Does an international treaty need notarization or legalization in Ukraine?

Notarization is required only when the treaty or an accompanying document, such as a power of attorney, will be used for a statutory filing (for example, USR/EDR registration); a private cross-border agreement generally does not need notarization on its own. Documents issued abroad for use in Ukraine, or vice versa, may still need an apostille or consular legalization.