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DS02 to withdraw your company dissolution application

You must complete the form DS02 to withdraw your company dissolution application with Companies House. You must comply with section 1009 of the Companies Act 2006 for the circumstances under which the application may be withdrawn.

Information required to complete the form DS02

You would require the following information to complete the form DS02 to withdraw your company dissolution application with Companies House.

Section 1: Company details

Fill in your company number. You can get your company number from the Companies House website. It is also printed on your certificate of incorporation or certificate of change of name.

Section 2: Notice of withdrawal of application

Once you signed this form, you agree that your company is to withdraw your company dissolution application with Companies House. In other words, you are withdrawing your DS01 form for an application to strike off your company previously submitted to Companies House.

Section 3: Signature

You must sign the form. The person signing the form DS02 must be a Director.

Where to send your DS02

You may send your completed DS02 form to one of the following Companies House offices.

For companies registered in England and Wales:

The Registrar of Companies, Companies House,
Crown Way, Cardiff, Wales, CF14 3UZ.
DX 33050 Cardiff.

For companies registered in Scotland:

The Registrar of Companies, Companies House,
Fourth floor, Edinburgh Quay 2,
139 Fountainbridge, Edinburgh, Scotland, EH3 9FF.
DX ED235 Edinburgh 1
or LP – 4 Edinburgh 2 (Legal Post).

For companies registered in Northern Ireland:

The Registrar of Companies, Companies House,
Second Floor, The Linenhall, 32-38 Linenhall Street,
Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT2 8BG.
DX 481 N.R. Belfast 1.

Companies House filings

You can submit your company documents to Companies House online. You would require your company’s authentication code to do so. The authentication code is the electronic equivalent of your company’s director(s) signatures. Hence, you must keep it safe.

The documents you can file online includes:

Companies House has also created an interim paperless filing service to accept documents which would normally require a live signature during COVID-19 pandemic. You can easily upload your documents to the Companies House website.

If you require help with your company’s filings, contact our accountants. They will be more than happy to assist you.

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