Hello! No, shareholders must transfer ownership to the company's name when making capital contributions, and use rights cannot contribute capital.

"Company Registration Management Regulations"

Article 20 To establish a limited liability company, the representative designated by all shareholders or the agent entrusted by the *** shall apply to the company registration authority Establish registration. To establish a wholly state-owned company, the state-owned assets supervision and administration agency of the people's government at the same level authorized by the State Council or the local people's government shall serve as the applicant and apply for establishment registration. If laws, administrative regulations or decisions of the State Council stipulate that the establishment of a limited liability company must be subject to approval, the applicant shall apply to the company registration authority for establishment registration within 90 days from the date of approval; if the application for establishment registration exceeds the time limit, the applicant shall report to the approval authority for confirmation of the original approval document effectiveness or submit for approval separately.

To apply for the establishment of a limited liability company, the following documents should be submitted to the company registration authority:

(1) Application for establishment registration signed by the legal representative of the company;

(2) Certification of the designated representatives of all shareholders or the authorized agent;

(3) Articles of Association;

(4) Capital verification certificate issued by a capital verification institution established in accordance with the law , except where otherwise provided by laws and administrative regulations;

(5) If the shareholder’s first capital contribution is non-monetary property, he shall submit documents proving that the transfer of his property rights has been completed when the company is established and registered;