URC-1
Application to register as a company. Register an existing entity, including an LLP, as a company under section 366.
| Who files | An LLP or another entity that section 366 allows to register. Not a brand-new company. |
|---|---|
| Governing law | Section 366 and the Companies (Authorised to Register) Rules |
| Due | No annual date. File only when the eligibility in the current section is met. |
| How it is filed | MCA V3. |
| Fee | The fee on the form, plus State stamp duty on the new constitution. |
| Certification | As the form prints. |
When to file
- The members have decided to register the existing body as a company.
Attachments
- Particulars of members
- Statement of accounts
- Publication and no-objections the rules list
- Proposed memorandum and articles
Steps
- Confirm the current minimum number of members in section 366.
- Publish and collect the no-objections the rules require.
- File URC-1. Do not also file SPICe+ for the same business.
Questions
- Is seven members still compulsory?
- Do not assume it. Section 366 has been amended. Read the current minimum before turning a two-partner LLP away, or letting it through.
Not yet verified against the latest textAct + Rules — Section 366. Member-count not verified against a text on this desk.