On 02/09/2016 13:27, Paul Thornton wrote: > > Apparently, they now[1] reject certificates of registration that are > more than two years old as "too old". The fact that these will carry > the date of initial registration seems to be neither here nor there. > It is also not sufficient to send a recent annual return at the same > time to show that the details are in fact still up to date. > > Does anyone know what, precisely, one needs to get from Companies > House to satisfy this new bit of Dutch bureacracy? I can't see that > there's any way to get CH to re-issue a registration document with a > new date except for a re-incorporation due to a name change!
I needed something like this for opening a subsidiary of my company in Europe. Enquired with our accountants in the UK and the response was that Companies House does not issue certificates but instead offer a free service to check company status online. These instructions were transmitted to the authorities abroad and this method was accepted by them. RIPE should know better that everything has moved to e-services these days and paper is obsolete the moment it is printed. Kindest regards, Olivier -- Olivier MJ Crépin-Leblond, PhD http://www.gih.com/ocl.html
