The Principal Office Address (Rectification of Register) Regulations 2024
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4 Application for address to be changed
(1) Any person may apply to the registrar to change the address registered as the principal office of a relevant person in accordance with these Regulations if they think that the address is not in fact the person’s principal office. (2) The application must— (a) state the applicant’s name, address and email address; (b) state the name of the relevant person; (c) where the relevant person is a firm, state the person’s registered number, if any; (d) state what the address registered as the principal office the subject of the application is (“the relevant principal office address”); (e) state the name and registered number of the company in relation to which the relevant principal office address has been registered (the “relevant company”); (f) state where the relevant principal office address is in the register in respect of the relevant company, and (g) explain why the applicant thinks that the relevant principal office address of the relevant person is not in fact their principal office. (3) The application must be accompanied by any information that the applicant wishes to rely on in support of the application.
4 Application for address to be changed
(1) Any person may apply to the registrar to change the address registered as the principal office of a relevant person in accordance with these Regulations if they think that the address is not in fact the person’s principal office. (2) The application must— (a) state the applicant’s name, address and email address; (b) state the name of the relevant person; (c) where the relevant person is a firm, state the person’s registered number, if any; (d) state what the address registered as the principal office the subject of the application is (“the relevant principal office address”); (e) state the name and registered number of the company in relation to which the relevant principal office address has been registered (the “relevant company”); (f) state where the relevant principal office address is in the register in respect of the relevant company, and (g) explain why the applicant thinks that the relevant principal office address of the relevant person is not in fact their principal office. (3) The application must be accompanied by any information that the applicant wishes to rely on in support of the application.
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