A private limited company is constituted by one or more natural or legal persons. The establishment of an IKE may also be made by a private document (agreement). A notarial deed is only mandatory if required by a specific legal provision, e.g. if a right in rem in real estate is transferred. The provisions of Article 5a of Law 3853/2010 (added by Article 117 § 3 of Law 4072/2012) apply to the incorporation procedure, i.e. the incorporation is carried out through the One-Stop-Shop of the competent department of the General Chambers of Commerce and Industry (GEMI). With the registration of the IKE within GEMI, the entityacquires legal personality. The constituent document of the IKE must contain its articles of association. The IKE is required to have to cover its initial capital and to obtain a corporate website within one month from its registration.