A RP07 form (Application to change a company's disputed registered office address) is used to apply to change a company’s registered office address if there's a dispute over the address. It is filed when a company has no right or authority to be using an address as their registered office address.
MadeSimple files an RP07 form when our address is used for a company’s registered office address without authorisation/ permission as defined in sections 2.7 and 2.10 in our General Terms and Conditions.
We always only file this as a last resort. We understand that people may get busy and may forget to make a payment and/or there may be an unaccounted for technical issue, so, we make every attempt to contact our clients via email after their service payment is due.
After some time, if the service continues to be unpaid or the client has not completed the necessary ID checks as per our Anti-Money Laundering and Know Your Customer regulations, we will be forced to start the RP07 process.
If you have genuinely forgotten to pay and/ or supply ID and the notice that the RP07 form has been filed reminds you to take action, then please make sure you contact us as soon as possible and we can discuss steps you can take to either use our Registered Office service again or change the address to an alternative one to appear on the public register at Companies House.
When does Companies MadeSimple use RP07's, and can I use the Address again?
Please Note: We are unable to withdraw our dispute once the RP07 form has been submitted. This is due to the way in which we file the disputes. You may be able to use our address again if permission is provided by Companies MadeSimple but once an RP07 has been filed, the process must continue to the end and there is no way to stop the process.
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