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What documents are needed to register under the micro-enterprise regime?

✅ In brief

To register under the micro-enterprise regime, you generally need an identity document, an address, an activity description and certain supporting documents depending on the activity.

🧭 What you need to know

Documents vary depending on the nature of the activity: commercial, craft, liberal profession, VTC, delivery, service or regulated activity.
An unreadable document or inconsistent information can slow down the file.
You generally need to plan for an identity document, proof of registered address, a declaration of non-conviction and filiation, and information about your activity.
If your activity is regulated, a specific supporting document may be requested: diploma, qualification, authorization, professional insurance or specific registration.
Leegal shows you the required documents depending on your file.

🛠️ How Leegal supports you

Leegal helps you prepare useful information to declare your activity under the micro-enterprise regime.
The process clarifies supporting documents, address, activity, identity information and any points requiring attention.
You keep a clear view of what relates to creation and what will later fall under your micro-entrepreneur obligations.

🔎 Points to check

Valid identity document.
Registered address.
Clear activity description.
Diploma, authorization or insurance if the activity is regulated.
The micro-enterprise regime remains simplified, but it still involves declarations, thresholds and obligations.
Some activities may require a qualification, insurance, specific registration or particular supporting documents.

📌 Key takeaway

The micro-enterprise regime is often practical for starting alone, but it must remain consistent with your activity, expected revenue and obligations.

Updated on: 06/07/2026

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