Sr04 form 2026

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The document outlines the application process for individuals under Section 243 of the Companies Act 2006, allowing them to request that their residential address be protected from disclosure to credit reference agencies. It specifies that this form is not applicable for companies applying on behalf of directors and requires personal details, company information, grounds for the application, and supporting evidence if applicable.

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Begin by filling in your personal details. Enter your title, full forename(s), surname, and any former names if applicable. Ensure all mandatory fields marked with an asterisk (*) are completed.
Provide your date of birth in the specified format (dd/mm/yyyy). Next, enter your usual residential address, including building name/number, street, post town, county/region, postcode, and country.
In the company details section, list any current or proposed directorships. Include the company number and full name for each company you are associated with.
State the grounds for your application clearly. If applicable, provide details about any violence or intimidation concerns related to your directorships.
Sign the form electronically within our platform to validate your application before submission.
Finally, ensure you send the completed form to The Registrar of Companies at the provided address.

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What is a PSC04 form?

PSC04. Change of details of individual person with. docHub control (PSC) What this form is for. You may use this form to give notice of a change to the details of an individual who is a person with docHub control (PSC).

How long does it take to file a PSC?

PSC filers can submit these changes within 300 days from the date of entry and up to 15 days of the scheduled liquidation date, whichever date is earlier. If PSCs are filed outside the specified timeframes, ACE will automatically reject it.

What is the difference between PSC01 and PSC04?

You can tell Companies House about a new PSC by completing form PSC01 (or form PSC02 for RLEs) online via WebFiling, or you can print the form and send it by post. To notify Companies House about changes to an existing PSCs details, you must complete form PSC04 (or PSC05 for an RLE).

Can you hide the date of birth on a companys house?

Removing a day of date of birth You can apply to remove the day of your date of birth, if it was given on a document filed before 10 October 2015. We only show the month and year of birth for a director (or equivalent) on the public register.

What does PSC stand for in the UK?

A person with docHub control ( PSC ) is someone who owns or controls your company. Theyre sometimes called beneficial owners. You must identify your PSC and tell us who they are. This might be you, or someone associated with your company.

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What is the purpose of the PSC register?

The PSC register helps to increase transparency over who owns and controls UK companies and will help inform investors when they are considering investing in a company. It will also support law enforcement agencies in money laundering investigations.