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ASIC Company Register Change Request
The Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) is the regulatory body of all the companies formed in Australia. Registering a company with ASIC does not end entity’s obligations towards ASIC. It is legal requirement for every companies to keep ASIC updated about the changes in the company within a specific time frame. If you would like to make any changes to existing directorship of your company, please fill below form and we would do the rest for you.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_column_text][vfb id=’30’][/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_column_text][vfb id=’35’][/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
What Is an ASIC Company Register Change Request?
Whenever your company’s details change – a new director, a change of registered office or principal place of business, updated share structure, or a company name change – these updates need to be lodged with ASIC to keep your company register accurate. Failing to update ASIC promptly can lead to compliance issues, missed correspondence, and penalties for outdated information.
Common Company Changes We Help Lodge
- Appointing or resigning a director or company secretary
- Changing your registered office or principal place of business address
- Updating share structure or issuing new shares
- Changing your company name
- Updating member (shareholder) details
Why Keep Your ASIC Details Current
ASIC sends important compliance correspondence, including your annual review notice, to your registered details. Outdated information means you can miss critical notices, risk late payment penalties, or even have your company deregistered for non-compliance. We help make sure every change is lodged promptly and correctly.
How We Handle Your Change Request
We prepare and lodge the required ASIC forms on your behalf, making sure the paperwork – including any required consents from incoming or outgoing directors – is completed correctly the first time. This avoids the delays and follow-up queries that come from an incomplete or incorrectly lodged form.
Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly do I need to notify ASIC of a change?
Most changes, such as a new director or change of registered address, need to be notified to ASIC within a set timeframe (generally 28 days), so it’s best to update your details as soon as the change occurs.
Can you handle multiple changes at once, like a new director and a change of address?
Yes – we can lodge multiple changes in a single update where appropriate, streamlining the process rather than submitting separate requests.
What happens if I don’t update my company details with ASIC?
You risk missing important compliance correspondence, late fees, and potential penalties for failing to notify ASIC of changes within the required timeframe.
Do I need consent from a new director before lodging their appointment?
Yes – a new director generally needs to provide written consent to act, and we make sure this documentation is properly completed as part of the lodgement.
How much does it cost to lodge a company change with ASIC?
Cost depends on the type and number of changes being lodged, plus any ASIC fees that apply. We provide a fixed quote before starting.
Related Company Services
For a broader overview of the types of changes companies commonly need to lodge, see our company ASIC changes page, or business plans for business loans if you’re also seeking finance alongside a structural change.