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Artois


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Afternoon all

Does anyone know if CH still accepts form AD01 by post to change a companies registered address, client has moved but can not find the authentication code for me to change the address online.

Cheers 



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Hi Doug
They will, unless client is signed up for 'proof'. Recommend a call to Co House, unless he has a re-direct on post, in which case just request a new authentication code.

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Cheshire wrote:

Hi Doug
They will, unless client is signed up for 'proof'. Recommend a call to Co House, unless he has a re-direct on post, in which case just request a new authentication code.

 Thanks Joanne, what is 'proof' not heard of that before, I will give CH a ring tomorrow 

 

Partly my fault, I usually ask for the authentication code when the client first signs up but for some reason I don't seem to have it in my info pack

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www.gov.uk/guidance/protect-your-company-from-corporate-identity-theft

A good idea for your own Limited co, if you run through one.

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Cheshire wrote:

www.gov.uk/guidance/protect-your-company-from-corporate-identity-theft

A good idea for your own Limited co, if you run through one.

 Thanks Joanne, was unaware of this 



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