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Home arrow News arrow Updated forms at Companies House: SH03, 0S CH03, OS NM01 and IN01/c
Updated forms at Companies House: SH03, 0S CH03, OS NM01 and IN01/c PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Calum Haswell   
Wednesday, 13 January 2010
Companies House will be updating some of the new company forms. The new forms will be available from 1 February 2010. SH03 - Return of purchase of own shares has new wording to section 2 stating "Please show the aggregate amount paid on shares purchased for cancellation", as well as a date box added to the signature. OS CH03 Change of details of a director for overseas companies - has a new prompt on the form at section 7. OS NM01 Registration of change of name of an overseas company - this form will have new wording in section 2 stating "Is the company changing its existing corporate name to a new corporate name?" IN01/c - Application to register a company checklist amended to include "You have enclosed the Memorandum of Association."
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