[1067A Delivery of documents: identity verification requirements etc]
Companies Act 2006 (2006 c 46) | Legislation

[Who may deliver documents to the registrar]

[1067A  Delivery of documents: identity verification requirements etc]

[(1)     An individual may not deliver a document to the registrar on their own behalf unless—

(a)     their identity is verified (see section 1110A), and

(b)     the document is accompanied by a statement to that effect.

(2)     An individual (A) may not deliver a document to the registrar on behalf of another person (B) who is of a description specified in column 1 of the following table unless—

(a)     the individual is of a description specified in the corresponding entry in column 2, and

(b)     the document is accompanied by the statement specified in the corresponding entry in column 3.

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Description of person on whose behalf document delivered (B)Description of individual who may deliver document on B's behalf (A)Accompanying statement
1FirmIndividual
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