License for a Non-Public Museum for Businesses

Obtaining a license for a non-public museum for businesses is a critical administrative procedure, ensuring that organizations and enterprises in the cultural preservation sector comply with legal regulations. This analysis by Long Phan Consulting Company details the official process for securing this license under current law.

Competent Authority for Licensing Non-Public Museums

The procedure for obtaining a license for a non-public museum for businesses is specified in Subsection 3, Section II, Part II of the administrative procedures amended in the cultural heritage sector, issued with Decision No. 945/QĐ-BVHTTDL on April 9, 2024.

The Provincial People’s Committee is the competent authority responsible for processing and issuing the license for a non-public museum for businesses.

Applicants can submit their dossier to the Provincial People’s Committee through one of the following three methods:

• Direct submission at the headquarters of the Provincial People’s Committee where the museum is located.
• Submission via postal service.
• Submission through the National Public Service Portal.

Required Application Dossier

To apply for a license for a non-public museum for businesses, applicants must prepare a complete dossier that includes:

• An application form for the license for a non-public museum (Form No. 04, Appendix I, issued with Decree No. 31/2024/NĐ-CP dated March 15, 2024).
• A written confirmation of eligibility for the license, issued by the Director of the provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism or the Department of Culture and Sports.

The Licensing Procedure for a Non-Public Museum

The process to secure a license for a non-public museum for businesses involves the following steps:

• Step 1: Dossier Submission The organization or individual submits one complete dossier to the Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee where the museum is located.
• Step 2: Dossier Processing Within 30 days of receiving a valid dossier, the Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee will issue the operating license. In case of refusal, a written explanation must be provided.

Expert Licensing Services by Long Phan Consulting Company

Long Phan Consulting Company provides specialized legal services to support businesses through the entire process of obtaining a license for a non-public museum for businesses. Our team of legal experts ensures a professional and efficient procedure, from initial consultation to the final license acquisition.

When using our services, Long Phan Consulting Company will execute the following professional tasks:

• Comprehensive Legal and Dossier Support
  • Providing in-depth analysis of legal regulations concerning the licensing procedure for non-public museums.
  • Assisting clients in drafting and preparing a complete set of application documents as stipulated by law.
  • Systematically reviewing and verifying the entire dossier to ensure accuracy and compliance before submission.
• Professional Representation and Process Management
  • Acting on the client’s behalf to submit the application dossier to the competent state authority.
  • Proactively monitoring the application processing timeline and providing clarifications to officials upon request.
  • Receiving the official license from the authorities and delivering the final results directly to the client.

Frequently Asked Questions

Below are common questions regarding the procedure for obtaining a license for a non-public museum for businesses:

Is there a fee for this licensing procedure?

There is no state fee for the procedure to obtain a license for a non-public museum for businesses.

What is the outcome of the licensing procedure?

According to Decision No. 945/QĐ-BVHTTDL, the successful applicant will receive a Decision from the Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee granting the operating license for the non-public museum.

What procedure must be completed before applying for this license?

As per Decision No. 945/QĐ-BVHTTDL, before applying for the operating license, the applicant must first complete the procedure to obtain a confirmation of eligibility for the license.

What are the conditions for being granted a license for a non-public museum?

According to Clause 1, Article 67 of the Law on Cultural Heritage 2024, the conditions for licensing a non-public museum are:

• Possess artifacts and collections based on one or more themes; artifacts classified as relics or antiques must be registered under Article 43 of this Law.
• Have an exhibition area open to the public.
• Have an approved organizational and operational plan.

Conclusion

To ensure the procedure for obtaining a license for a non-public museum for businesses is conducted efficiently, accurately, and in full compliance with regulations, engaging a professional legal consulting firm is the optimal solution. For immediate assistance, please contact Long Phan Consulting Company via our Hotline: 1900636389.