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– we cover the £50 Companies House fee
-Avoid penalties and stay compliant in minutes — without paying a penny.
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What is a confirmation statement?
A confirmation statement filing is a mandatory that every company must submit to Companies House at least once every 12 months. It’s used to confirm that key company details are accurate and up to date, or to report any changes.
This includes information such as SIC codes, share capital, shareholders, and the trading status of the company’s shares. It also verifies that other records held by Companies House—like director details and People with Significant Control (PSC) information—are correct and current.
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Running a company is hard enough — compliance shouldn’t be.
Most UK business owners:
- Forget their confirmation statement deadline
- Don’t fully understand the CS01 process
- Worry about fines or being struck off
- Waste time dealing with admin instead of growing their business
Missing your filing isn’t just annoying — it can cost you your company.
We handle it for you — quickly, correctly, and completely free.
Our service ensures your confirmation statement is:
- Prepared accurately
- Reviewed for compliance
- Submitted on time
So you can stay focused on what actually matters — running your business.
HOW IT WORKS
- Enter your company details
Just provide a few basic details — no complicated forms - We prepare your statement
Our system checks everything for accuracy - Review & approve
You stay in full control before submission - We submit to Companies House
Done. No stress. No missed deadlines
WHAT YOU GET
– Stay compliant without thinking about it
– Avoid penalties and late fees
– Zero admin headaches
– Peace of mind all year round
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We prepare, review, and submit your confirmation statement to Companies House — and we cover the £50 fee
FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a confirmation statement (CS01) in the UK
A confirmation statement (CS01) is a mandatory annual filing that every UK company must submit to Companies House. It confirms that your company’s key details—such as directors, shareholders, SIC codes, and registered address—are accurate and up to date.
What is the confirmation statement (CS01) date?
Your confirmation statement is due once every 12 months, based on your company’s incorporation date or the date of your last filing. This is known as your review period.
You must file your CS01 within 14 days after the end of this period.
What is the CS01 form used for
The CS01 form is used to:
- Confirm company information is correct
- Update shareholder details
- Verify share capital and SIC codes
- Ensure compliance with Companies House
It’s not used to report financial data—that’s done separately in your accounts.
How much does a confirmation statement (CS01) cost?
Companies House currently charges a £50 filing fee for submitting a confirmation statement.
With our service, we cover this £50 fee for you — so you pay nothing.
How much is the CS01 filing fee?
The official filing fee is £50 per submission, regardless of company size.
This fee must normally be paid each time you file your confirmation statement.
Can I file a confirmation statement (CS01) online?
Yes, you can file your confirmation statement online via the Companies House website.
However, many business owners choose a service like ours to:
- Save time
- Avoid errors
- Ensure everything is submitted correctly
When do I need to file a confirmation statement?
You must file your confirmation statement at least once every 12 months.
Missing your deadline can result in:
- Penalties
- Compliance issues
- Your company being struck off the register
What happens if I don’t file my confirmation statement
If you fail to file your CS01:
- Your company may be removed (struck off) from the register
- Directors can face legal consequences
- Your business could be disrupted
Filing on time is essential to keep your company active.
What is a confirmation statement (CS01) form at Companies House
The CS01 is the official form used by Companies House to collect and confirm company information.
It ensures the public register remains accurate and up to date
Has the confirmation statement fee increased?
Yes, the filing fee has increased over time. It is currently £50 per filing when submitted to Companies House.
How long does it take to file a confirmation statement?
Filing can take anywhere from a few minutes to over an hour, depending on how familiar you are with the process.
With our service, it takes less than 3 minutes to get started — and we handle the rest.
Why should I use your service instead of filing myself?
- We prepare everything for you
- We reduce the risk of mistakes
- We submit directly to Companies House
- We cover the £50 filing fee
It’s faster, safer, and completely free.
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