With extensive experience and a deep understanding of company laws in the UK, our team will handle all legal formalities and ensure compliance with Companies House regulations.
Appointing a new director felt intimidating at first, but Mint Formations handled it professionally. The team was clear, responsive, and fast. Really appreciate the support!
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We will file the required forms electronically with Companies House and supply you with your paperwork by email within three working days.
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We draft all required documents, including appointment/resignation letters, as well as board minutes.
We file the relevant forms (AP01/TM01) electronically with Companies House.
Within 2 working days, Companies House will accept the request and gives us the confirmation of change.
When you register a company name, you can easily appoint a director to your UK company without filling out complicated forms or seeking a lawyer’s help by using our simple online process.
If you want to appoint a new director for your company, we can handle the entire process for you and ensure all legal requirements are met.
We'll prepare all required documents, including the director appointment letter and board meeting minutes, and file them with Companies House.
We do everything possible to make our services as fast and efficient as possible. Our online service streamlines the process, emailing your paperwork within three working days.
With our years of experience in UK company formations, we ensure your new director appointment complies with all Companies House regulations and doesn’t cause any future issues.
To appoint a director, you must pass a board resolution and notify Companies House by filing form AP01 (for individuals) or AP02 (for corporate directors). The new director must be over 16 and consent to act.
Yes, all director appointments must be reported to Companies House within 14 days using the appropriate form (AP01 or AP02), either online or by post.
Yes. A private limited company (LTD) must have at least one director, who must be a natural person (not a corporate entity). Public limited companies (PLCs) require a minimum of two directors.
To resign a director, the company must file form TM01 with Companies House. The resignation should be recorded in board minutes, and the outgoing director may also submit a letter of resignation.
Yes. A director can resign at any time by giving notice, typically in writing. The company is still responsible for notifying Companies House via form TM01.
No. There is no legal requirement for a UK limited company to have a UK-resident director. However, non-UK resident directors must still comply with UK company law and reporting obligations.
If all directors resign and no new ones are appointed, the company may become non-compliant. This can lead to Companies House striking off the company. It’s important to appoint at least one active director.
Yes. It is common for the same person to act as both director and shareholder in a UK company. This is allowed under UK company law and is typical for small businesses and startups.
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