Administrative Restoration
Are you looking to restore a company that has been struck off back to the register?
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Administrative Restoration of a Company
Administrative restoration is the process of reinstating a company to the Register at Companies House following its removal due to compulsory dissolution. This can occur when a company fails to file required documents or comply with statutory obligations, leading to its removal from the Register.
At Company Restorations, we specialise in administrative restoration services, helping businesses navigate the complexities of reinstatement and regain their legal status. Our experienced team understands the intricacies of the restoration process and works diligently to ensure a swift and successful outcome for our clients.
How we can help?
Assessment:
We begin by assessing your company’s situation and determining the necessary steps for restoration. This includes reviewing past filings, identifying any outstanding documents, and understanding the reasons for the company’s dissolution.
Document Preparation:
Our team handles all aspects of document preparation, ensuring that all necessary forms and paperwork are completed accurately and submitted to Companies House in a timely manner. We streamline the process to minimise delays and expedite restoration.
Compliance Assistance:
Compliance is key to successful restoration. We provide guidance on meeting statutory requirements, including filing annual accounts, annual returns, and other necessary documents to maintain compliance moving forward.
Communication with Companies House:
We act as your liaison with Companies House, communicating on your behalf and addressing any queries or concerns that may arise during the restoration process. Our goal is to facilitate open communication and ensure a smooth restoration experience.
Why Choose us
Expertise: Our team brings years of experience and expertise in company restorations, ensuring that your company’s restoration is handled with the utmost professionalism and efficiency.
Dedication: We are committed to providing personalised service and support to each of our clients, guiding them through every step of the restoration process and addressing any concerns along the way.
Success Rate: With a proven track record of successful restorations, we have the knowledge and skills to navigate even the most complex cases and achieve favourable outcomes for our clients.
Transparency: We believe in transparency and clarity throughout the restoration process, keeping you informed and updated on progress every step of the way.
Frequently Asked Questions
Whether you’re curious about eligibility criteria, timelines, or documentation requirements, we’ve curated answers to common queries to simplify your restoration process. Can’t find what you’re looking for? Don’t hesitate to contact us directly for personalised guidance.
To be eligible for administrative restoration, the company must satisfy certain criteria which we will check during your application. These criteria are as follows:
- The company was struck off by the Registrar of Companies under sections 1000 or 1001 of the Companies Act 2006 (or, before that, section 652 of the Companies Act 1985).
- The application is made by a former director or member (shareholder) of a dissolved company.
- The application is being made within 6 years of the date of company dissolution.
- The company was in business, operating or trading at the time it was dissolved.
However, if you don’t meet the above criteria you can apply for a Court Order Restoration.
The statutory documents and items involved in an administrative restoration application are as follows:
- A completed application for administrative restoration (RT01 Form).
- Any outstanding documents, such as accounts or confirmation statements
(previously annual returns). - Any filing fees or penalty payments.
- A Bona Vacantia waiver letter.
The administrative restoration method usually takes 3-5 weeks to complete once all paperwork is correctly completed and filed. Compared to company restoration by court order, administrative restoration is a quicker method if eligible.
- £64 Treasury Solicitors fee.
- £468 Registrar of Companies fee.
- £195 + VAT Our fee.
- Confirmation Statement (previously annual return) filing fees and late filing penalties, if applicable see Additional Disbursements.
Please note all outstanding accounts and confirmation statements (previously annual returns) must be brought up to date and filed. Any late filing penalties will still apply and will need to be paid in order for the company to be restored.
Andrew Davis
Lyn Bond
Key Contacts
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Contact us today for a free consultation and discover how we can help you navigate the administrative restoration process with confidence and ease.
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