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COMPANY NEWS 2026-07-20 · 3 MIN

LexRoota opens a Kyiv coordination desk

The Ottawa desk gains a Kyiv twin: a local coordinator now handles signings, filings and courier runs on the Ukrainian side of every route.

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LexRoota editorial desk
Ottawa · Kyiv

One file, two clocks

Cross-border matters used to pause whenever a wet-ink signature or a registry visit was needed in Ukraine. The Kyiv desk removes that pause: signings with partner notaries, filings at registries and courier dispatches now happen on local time and local knowledge.

What changes for clients

Timeline estimates become firmer — the Ukrainian leg is scheduled, not hoped for. Courier hand-offs are confirmed at the door with the recipient. Originals are logged at every transfer point.

What stays the same

The route, the written scope and the fixed fees are still set before work starts, still answerable in your first same-day reply, and regulated acts are still performed by licensed providers — our desk coordinates them rather than replacing them.

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