Once your application is submitted, Companies House typically issues the certificate of incorporation within 24 hours.

Yes, you can change most company information after it has been submitted to Companies House, including registered office address, director or shareholder details, company name (though this requires a special resolution and a name change form), people with significant control (PSC) information, and SIC codes (business activity)

Yes, your data is secure. Kasha is an authorised Companies House formation agent, and all information you provide is encrypted and handled in line with UK data protection laws. Only the required details are shared with Companies House, and your personal data is protected from unauthorised access at every stage of the process.

Yes, Kasha registers your business directly with Companies House through a secure and seamless integration, ensuring a fast and reliable registration process.

Yes, it is mandatory to include "Limited" or the abbreviation "Ltd" at the end of your company name if you are registering a private limited company in the UK. This clearly indicates your company’s legal status and is a requirement under UK company law.

If your application for incorporation is rejected by Companies House, you will receive a clear explanation of the issue. This is often due to missing information, an incorrect company name, or problems with the registered address. You can correct the mistake and resubmit your application at no additional cost. A rejection does not prevent you from registering again and the process can usually be restarted as soon as the issue is resolved.

A virtual office address is a professional business address you can use without physically occupying the space. It allows you to register your company, receive mail, and maintain privacy by keeping your personal address off public records.

Yes, a UK address is required to register a company in the UK. This address will be your company’s registered office and is where official communications from Companies House and HMRC will be sent.

Once registered, you’ll receive a certificate of incorporation confirming your company’s legal status. You’ll need to keep your company details up to date with Companies House and comply with ongoing filing and tax obligations. Kasha can also help you set up business banking to get your company fully operational.

When registering your company, you mainly provide key details like the company name, registered office address, and information about directors and shareholders. The memorandum and articles of association are also required as part of the process, but for most registrations, standard templates supplied by Companies House are used automatically. You only need to provide custom versions if you want specific rules for how your company operates.