7+
Years in practice
400+
Matters handled
4.8
Average client rating
3
Focused practice areas
Client feedback
In their own words
Ramesh Thiagarajan
Senior Engineer, Selangor
I engaged Verdic Lane to handle an Employment Pass renewal for two of our foreign staff. The process was handled without any back-and-forth on missing documents — they identified everything upfront. The fee was clearly stated before anything started.
March 2026 — Immigration Advisory
Lim Wei Ting
Operations Director, Kuala Lumpur
We commissioned a compliance review when we brought in a new investor who wanted assurance on our regulatory standing. The report was more thorough than I expected — it covered areas I hadn't thought to check. There were a few action items, which were explained clearly with suggested timelines.
February 2026 — Compliance Review
Nur Amirah Zulkifli
Small business owner, Petaling Jaya
I needed a statutory declaration and a certified copy notarised for use overseas. They reviewed everything first and flagged one issue with the original document that would have caused a rejection. Sorted within two days. I appreciated that they didn't just stamp and return — they actually checked the content.
March 2026 — Notarisation
Chan Siew Leng
HR Manager, Technology Firm, KL
We process several ESD applications a year for incoming foreign hires. Verdic Lane has been handling these for us consistently and their preparation is thorough. Timelines are realistic and they keep us updated without needing to chase. It's become a process I don't need to worry about.
January 2026 — Immigration Advisory
Fadzillah Mamat
Property consultant, Kuala Lumpur
I used Verdic Lane to draft a tenancy agreement for a commercial unit I manage. The draft was clear, covered what it needed to cover, and came with a brief explanation of the key provisions. No unnecessary complexity. Completed in a day and a half.
March 2026 — Legal Documentation
Priya Krishnaswamy
Founder, F&B business, KL
I commissioned a compliance review when preparing to take on a business partner. The review identified a couple of licensing gaps I wasn't aware of. What I valued was that they explained why each item mattered, not just that it needed to be addressed. It made the remediation process much easier to prioritise.
February 2026 — Compliance Review
In more depth
How engagements have played out
Case study — Immigration
Supporting a growing technology company's overseas hire
Challenge
A software company bringing in a senior developer from South Korea had submitted an Employment Pass application through another channel and received a rejection on documentation grounds. The hire had already relocated and needed resolution.
What we did
We reviewed the rejection notice, identified the specific documentation gaps, prepared the full revised submission with all required materials, and resubmitted through the ESD with appropriate accompanying correspondence.
Outcome
The revised application was approved within the standard processing period. The hire received their Employment Pass and began work on schedule. The company subsequently engaged us for two further applications.
Case study — Compliance
Compliance review ahead of a private equity evaluation
Challenge
An SME in the retail sector was preparing for a private equity evaluation and needed to demonstrate a clean regulatory standing. Their internal records were inconsistent and they had not conducted a compliance review previously.
What we did
We conducted a full review over three weeks, covering secretarial obligations, licensing conditions, and PDPA requirements. We produced a report identifying three areas of concern with clear remediation steps and suggested timelines for each.
Outcome
Two of the three issues were resolved within the period prior to the PE evaluation. The third was noted and addressed in the six weeks following. The client described the report as the most useful document their team had seen in relation to their compliance posture.
Case study — Documentation
Power of attorney and apostille for overseas property transaction
Challenge
An individual needed a power of attorney notarised in Malaysia and then apostilled for use in a property transaction in Portugal. They had been given conflicting information about the process from different sources and were unclear about the correct sequence of steps.
What we did
We clarified the exact chain required for Portugal, drafted the power of attorney in the appropriate form, handled notarisation, and facilitated the apostille process through the correct Malaysian authority. We also confirmed with the client's Portuguese counterpart what form the document needed to take.
Outcome
The completed documentation chain was accepted by the Portuguese notary without any requests for re-authentication. The transaction proceeded on the client's timeline. The client noted the process was considerably less complicated than they had anticipated.
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