Company changes

Change of Registered Office.

Get support with old and new address, jurisdiction and approvals and applicable filings. We’ll review your situation and agree the work and records needed before you begin.

Understand your options

Is this the right starting point?

A registered-office change updates the company’s official address through the route relevant to the move and jurisdiction.

When it fits

A company relocating its registered office and needing to plan approvals and supporting premises records.

The work behind your next move

Move the office. Update the record.

Discuss support with old and new address, jurisdiction and approvals and applicable filings. We confirm the tasks, review rounds and responsibilities around your requirements.

  • 01

    Old and new address

  • 02

    Jurisdiction

  • 03

    Approvals and applicable filings

The expected handover

The relevant approvals and filings agreed in scope, followed by an address-update checklist.

Your engagement confirms the final deliverables and any separately scoped work.
Before we begin

Prepare the right records.

Start with the information below. The final checklist depends on your circumstances, the application or reporting route, and the recipient’s requirements.

Current company or LLP records

Constitutional documents, current ownership or partner details and relevant filing history.

Approvals and supporting evidence

Notices, consents, resolutions and records that support the proposed change and its effective date.

Records for this service

Old and new addresses, premises proof and owner consent, jurisdiction details and proposed move date.

How it works

From review to handover.

  1. 01

    Assess the proposed change

    Review current records, the intended effective date and the approvals or restrictions involved.

  2. 02

    Prepare decisions and documents

    Draft or coordinate the agreed notices, consents and decisions for review and signing.

  3. 03

    Complete the applicable filing

    Submit the agreed forms and track authority queries within scope.

  4. 04

    Align the remaining records

    Identify changes needed in registers, constitutional records, tax registrations, banking or other business documents.

Plan before you begin

Know the scope, cost and timing.

What affects the quote

The change type, approval route, statutory charges and record updates affect the quote. Related transactions and disputed changes can require separate professional work.

What affects the timeline

Notices, meetings, consents and authority reviews can determine the sequence. Review the legal route before committing to an effective date.

After this work

The filing and internal records should tell the same story. Update affected registers, agreements and external registrations as applicable.

Discuss the scope and quote
A little clarity

Questions before you begin?

What does Change of Registered Office support include?

Old and new address, jurisdiction and approvals and applicable filings. The final inclusions and handover documents are agreed before the engagement starts.

What should I have ready?

Old and new addresses, premises proof and owner consent, jurisdiction details and proposed move date.

What will it cost, and how long will it take?

The change type, approval route, statutory charges and record updates affect the quote. Related transactions and disputed changes can require separate professional work. Notices, meetings, consents and authority reviews can determine the sequence. Review the legal route before committing to an effective date.

Can I get help with existing records or an earlier application?

Share the current status, earlier submissions and any correspondence or deadlines. We’ll review the records and confirm the follow-up work that can be included.

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