Strike Out Company Notification For Free

From receipt of the first letter from Companies House to the company being struck is likely to take around four months. If directors don't reply to the initial warning letters from Companies House, they have just two months from the time the first strike off notice is published in the Gazette to save their company.

What can you do if you receive a first Gazette notice? If you don't want your company to be forcibly struck off the register, contact Companies House as soon as possible. You'll need to address the issues that caused them to take their action, and make a suspension application.

A general meeting of shareholders should be held by the company by passing a resolution for striking off the name of the Company. This resolution must be backed by 75% of its members as per the paid-up share capital of the Company.

1. What is a Struck Off Company? Struck off company means that a business entity has been removed from the official Registrar of Companies(RoC) and is no longer legally recognized as a valid business.

To find out who objected to the strike-off of your company, you will need to reach out to Companies House directly. There are several ways to do this. One of them is to send a written letter to the registrar stating your request.

A first Gazette notice is a public warning that Companies House will strike a company off its register. The Gazette is a public journal that allows for a qualified individual such as a Solicitor or a Licenced Insolvency Practitioner as is the case of insolvency matters, to place statutory notices.

To identify struck-off companies from the register firstly, you can visit the Ministry of Corporate Affairs website. Follow the below steps to identify: Visit the MCA portal. Navigate as follows: MCA Services >> Master Data >> View Company / LLP Master Data.