Inbound mail dematerialization: legal value and compliant archiving in Belgium
Scanning a letter is not enough to give it legal weight. Here is the difference between digitizing and dematerialization with probative value, and how to archive inbound mail compliantly in Belgium.
eRegistered mail in Belgium: eBox, legal value and differences with paper registered
Belgian eRegistered mail is legally equivalent to a paper registered letter, but the conditions of use differ — especially on the recipient side. When you can use it, when paper is still required, and how to combine both in a Belgian SME.
Avocat20min: from online consultation to traceable official mail
How Avocat20min, the Belgian online legal consultation platform, extends its consultations with postal mail — standard and registered letters — triggered straight through the Bjet24 API.
Formal notice in Belgium: registered letter template and step-by-step procedure
Before any lawsuit, a well-drafted formal notice often saves you time — and money. Here are the mandatory mentions, a ready-to-adapt template and how to send it via bpost registered or eRegistered.
Lease termination in Belgium: notice period, registered mail and pitfalls (landlord and tenant)
A botched lease notice is expensive: indemnity, extra months, or even cancellation of the termination. Here are the Belgian rules on lease notice (Wallonia, Brussels, Flanders), the registered-letter format and how to send it without a post office.