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This document only contains continuation page(s).

The continuation page(s) must accompany the completed form IN01.

Only use the continuation page(s) you need.

Do not send blank continuation pages, as this may result in the form being returned by

Companies House.

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Service address

This is the address that will appear on the public record. This does not have to be your usual residential address.

Please state ‘The Company’s Registered Office’ if your service address will be recorded in the proposed company’s register of directors as the company’s registered office.

If you provide your residential address here it will appear on the public record.

D2

Director’s service address

Building name/number

Street

Post town

County/Region

Country

Postcode

Director

IN01 – continuation page

Application to register a company

Former name(s)

Country/State of

residence

Business occupation

(if any)

Appointments

Private companies must appoint at least one director who is an individual. Public companies must appoint at least two directors, one of which must be an individual. Former name(s)

Please provide any previous names which have been used for business purposes in the last 20 years. Married women do not need to give former names unless previously used for business purposes.

Country/State of residence This is in respect of your usual residential address as stated in Section D4.

Business occupation

If you have a business occupation, please enter here. If you do not, please leave blank.

D1

Director appointments

1

Title*

Full forename(s)

Surname

2 3 4

Nationality

d d m m y y y y

Date of birth

Please use this section to list all the directors of the company.

For a corporate director, complete Sections E1-E5.

2 1 5 5 In accordance with Section 9 of the Companies Act 2006. Signature

Signature

D3

Signature

6 Signature

The person named above consents to act as director of the proposed company.

6

I consent to act as director of the proposed company named in Section A1.

3

4

Please complete the service address below. You must also fill in the director’s

usual residential address in Section D4.

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IN01 - continuation page

Application to register a company

This page is not shown on the public record

D4

Director’s usual residential address

New director’s usual residential address

Please state ‘Same as service address’ in this section if your usual residential address is recorded in the company’s proposed register of director’s residential addresses as ‘Same as service address’. You cannot state ‘Same as service address’ if your service address has been stated in section D2 as ‘The Company’s Registered Office’. You will need to complete the address in full.

This address cannot be a PO Box, DX or LP (Legal Post in Scotland) number.

1 1

Section 243 exemption

Only tick the box below if you are in the process of applying for, or have been

granted, exemption by the Registrar from disclosing your usual residential

address to credit reference agencies under section 243 of the Companies

Act 2006.

Different postal address:

If you are applying for, or have been granted, a section 243 exemption, please

post this whole form to the different postal address below:

The Registrar of Companies, PO Box 4082, Cardiff, CF14 3WE.

Where you are applying for a section 243 exemption with this notice, the

application and this form must be posted together.

If you are currently in the process of applying for, or have been granted, a section 243 exemption, you may wish to check you have not entered your usual residential address in Section D2 as this will appear on the public record.

2

Do not cover this barcode

Section 243 of

Companies Act 2006

X

X

2

Building name/number

Street

Post town

County/Region

Country

Postcode

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Title*

Full forename(s)

Surname

Former name(s)

B1

Secretary appointments

Please use this section to list all the secretaries of the company.

For a corporate secretary, complete Sections C1-C5.

Corporate appointmentsFor corporate secretary appointments, please complete Sections C1-C5 instead of Section B

Former name(s)

Please provide any previous names which have been used for business purposes in the past 20 years. Married women do not need to give former names unless previously used for business purposes.

1 1

Building name/number

Street

Post town

County/Region

Country

Postcode

B2

Secretary’s service address

Service address

This is the address that will appear on the public record. This does not have to be your usual residential address.

Please state ‘The Company’s Registered Office’ if your service address will be recorded in the proposed company’s register of secretaries as the company’s registered office.

If you provide your residential address here it will appear on the public record. 3

Secretary

3 2 2

IN01 - continuation page

Application to register a company

In accordance with Section 9 of the Companies Act 2006. Signature

Signature

B3

Signature

4 Signature

The person named above consents to act as secretary of the proposed company.

4

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C1

Corporate secretary appointments

Registered or principal address This is the address that will appear on the public record. This address must be a physical location for the delivery of documents. It cannot be a PO box number (unless contained within a full address), DX number or LP (Legal Post in Scotland) number.

1

Name of corporate

body or firm

Building name/number

Street

Post town

County/Region

Country

Postcode

Is the corporate secretary registered within the European Economic Area (EEA)?

Yes Complete Section C3 only

No Complete Section C4 only

Where the company/

firm is registered

Please give details of the register where the company file is kept (including the

relevant state) and the registration number in that register.

Registration number

C3

EEA companies

EEA

A full list of countries of the EEA can be found in our guidance:

www.companieshouse.gov.uk This is the register mentioned in Article 3 of the First Company Law Directive (68/151/EEC). 2 2 3 3 1

IN01 – continuation page

Application to register a company

Governing law

C4

Non-EEA companies

Please give details of the legal form of the corporate body or firm and the law

by which it is governed. If applicable, please also give details of the register

in which it is entered (including the state) and its registration number in that

register.

If applicable, where

the company/firm is

registered

Legal form of the

corporate body

or firm

Non-EEA

Where you have provided details of the register (including state) where the company or firm is registered, you must also provide its number in that register.

If applicable,

registration number

Please use this section to list all the corporate secretary appointments taken

on formation.

Corporate secretary

C2

Location of the registry of the corporate body or firm

4 4 In accordance with Section 9 of the Companies Act 2006. Signature

Signature

C5

Signature

5 Signature

The person named above consents to act as secretary of the proposed company.

5

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Registered or principal address This is the address that will appear on the public record. This address must be a physical location for the delivery of documents. It cannot be a PO box number (unless contained within a full address), DX number or LP (Legal Post in Scotland) number.

E1

Corporate director appointments

Name of corporate

body or firm

Building name/number

Street

Post town

County/Region

Country

Postcode

Is the corporate director registered within the European Economic Area (EEA)?

Yes Complete Section E3 only

No Complete Section E4 only

Where the company/

firm is registered

Please give details of the register where the company file is kept (including the

relevant state) and the registration number in that register.

Registration number

E3

EEA companies

EEA

A full list of countries of the EEA can be found in our guidance:

www.companieshouse.gov.uk This is the register mentioned in Article 3 of the First Company Law Directive (68/151/EEC).

2

2

3 3

IN01 - continuation page

Application to register a company

Governing law

E4

Non-EEA companies

Please give details of the legal form of the corporate body or firm and the law

by which it is governed. If applicable, please also give details of the register

in which it is entered (including the state) and its registration number in that

register.

If applicable, where

the company/firm is

registered

Legal form of the

corporate body

or firm

Non-EEA

Where you have provided details of the register (including state) where the company or firm is registered, you must also provide its number in that register.

If applicable,

registration number

Please use this section to list all the corporate directors of the company.

Corporate director

E2

Location of the registry of the corporate body or firm

4 4 In accordance with Section 9 of the Companies Act 2006. Signature

Signature

E5

Signature

5 Signature

The person named above consents to act as corporate director of the proposed company.

5

I consent to act as director of the proposed company named in Section A1.

1

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Including both the nominal value and any share premium.

Total number of issued shares in this class.

Number of shares issued multiplied by nominal value of each share.

1

2

3

Statement of capital

3

Aggregate nominal value Class of shares

(E.g. Ordinary/Preference etc.)

Amount (if any) unpaid on each share Number of shares Amount paid up on each share

Totals

1 2 1

Please complete the table below to show each class of shares held in other

currencies. Please complete a separate table for each currency.

Currency

IN01 - continuation page

Application to register a company

In accordance with Section 9 of the Companies Act 2006.

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Statement of capital

(Prescribed particulars of rights attached to shares)

F4

IN01 - continuation page

Application to register a company

In accordance with Section 9 of the Companies Act 2006.

Prescribed particulars

Class of share

Please give the prescribed particulars of rights attached to shares for each class

of share shown in the statement of capital share tables in Sections F1 and F2.

1

Prescribed particulars of rights attached to shares

The particulars are:

a. particulars of any voting rights, including rights that arise only in certain circumstances;

b. particulars of any rights, as respects dividends, to participate in a distribution;

c. particulars of any rights, as respects capital, to participate in a distribution (including on winding up); and

d. whether the shares are to be redeemed or are liable to be redeemed at the option of the company or the shareholder and any terms or conditions relating to redemption of these shares. A separate table must be used for each class of share.

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IN01 - continuation page

Application to register a company

Initial shareholdings

F5

In accordance with Section 9 of the Companies Act 2006.

Subscriber’s details Class of share Number of shares Nominal value of Amount paid

each share

Currency Amount (if any)

unpaid

This section should only be completed by companies incorporating with share capital.

Please complete the details below for each subscriber.

The addresses will appear on the public record. These do not need to be the

subscribers’ usual residential address.

Initial shareholdings

Please list the company’s subscribers in alphabetical order. Name Address Name Address Name Address Name Address Name Address

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In accordance with Section 9 of the

Companies Act 2006.

IN01 - continuation page

Application to register a company

Name

Please use capital letters. Address

The addresses in this section will appear on the public record. They do not have to be the subscribers’ usual residential address.

Amount guaranteed Any valid currency is permitted.

G1

Subscribers

1 2 3

Surname

Address

Postcode

Forename(s)

Amount guaranteed

Subscriber’s details

2 3 1 1

Surname

Address

Postcode

Forename(s)

Amount guaranteed

Subscriber’s details

2 3 1 1

Surname

Address

Postcode

Forename(s)

Amount guaranteed

Subscriber’s details

2 3 1 1

Surname

Address

Postcode

Forename(s)

Amount guaranteed

Subscriber’s details

2 3 1 1

Surname

Address

Postcode

Forename(s)

Subscriber’s details

2 1 1

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1

1

IN01 - continuation page

Application to register a company

Signature

Subscriber’s signature

Signature

Subscriber’s signature

Signature

Subscriber’s signature

Signature

Subscriber’s signature

Signature

Subscriber’s signature

Signature

Subscriber’s signature

Signature

Subscriber’s signature

Signature

Subscriber’s signature

Statement of compliance delivered by the subscribers

H1

I confirm that the requirements of the Companies Act 2006 as to registration

have been complied with.

Statement of compliance delivered by the subscribers Every subscriber to the

memorandum of association must sign the statement of compliance. In accordance with Section 9 of the Companies Act 2006. Signature

Subscriber’s signature

Signature

Subscriber’s signature

Signature

Subscriber’s signature

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