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The document is an application form for registering a company under section 1040 of the Companies Act 2006, specifically focusing on corporate directors. It includes sections for listing corporate directors, their registration details within the European Economic Area (EEA) or outside it, and requires signatures to consent to act as a director.

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In Section E1, list all corporate directors by entering the name of the corporate body or firm, along with the building name/number, street, post town, county/region, postcode, and country.
Proceed to Section E2. Indicate whether the corporate director is registered within the European Economic Area (EEA) by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'. Depending on your selection, complete either Section E3 or E4.
If you selected 'Yes', fill out Section E3 with details of where the company is registered and its registration number. If 'No', complete Section E4 by providing the legal form of the corporate body, governing law, and any applicable registration details.
Finally, in Section E5, provide your signature to consent to act as a director of the proposed company as stated in Section A1.

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Can you remove date of birth from Companies House?

Unfortunately, those appointed before 10 October 2015 do not currently have the ability to remove their full date of birth from the older forms filed at Companies House and therefore this remains a risk area for fraud.

Does Companies House verify information?

Company Information Supplied by Companies House We carry out basic checks on documents received to make sure that they have been fully completed and signed, but we do not have the statutory power or capability to verify the accuracy of the information that companies send to us.

Can I register a company in the UK if I live abroad?

The company registration process for non-UK residents is the same as for UK residents living in the UK. Foreign nationals can become the company director, shareholder, or company secretary of a UK business, and you do not even have to live in the UK.

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The confirmation statement is a document that limited companies and LLPs must file at Companies House each year. For companies, the confirmation statement contains details of its directors and shareholders, while the confirmation statement of an LLP lists its members.

What is a UK establishment of an overseas company?

A UK establishment is a place of business or branch of an overseas company in the UK. The use of UK establishment in the law has ended the different registration and disclosure regimes for places of business and branches that were in place before 1 October 2009.

Can foreigners set up company in UK?

Yes. It may come as a surprise, but anyone of any nationality can start a business in the UK. You don't need residential status or even to be living in the country. The only stipulation is that the company must be registered to a UK address.

How do I check if a company is legitimate UK?

All you have to do is look it up on the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) register. This is a database which holds details of every financial company that's registered and regulated by the FCA. You can search for a company by entering its name and/or postcode.

How do you check if a company is registered?

Check with the State Business Department The first way to check registration is by visiting the state's website and looking for their registry of businesses. Note that the entity name check should always occur in the state where the business was incorporated, not necessarily where it is currently active.

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