Companies may be struck off the companies register for a number of reasons. These include if the shareholders choose to dissolve the company, annual document filing requirements have not been adhered to or annual license fees have not been paid. Once a company is struck off the register it is possible to restore and our experience working with jurisdictions from around the world means we can guide you through the process. Restoring a company will release company assets, such as property and frozen bank accounts. Once the company is back on the live register it allows trading to continue. If a company is struck off due to late filing or non-compliance regarding accounts or annual returns we can assist not only with the restoration process but with preparing these documents for the registrar.
Outline of Restoration Fees
Below you will find estimated restoration fees for our most popular jurisdictions, these fees may differ depending on the circumstances surrounding dissolution.
| Country | Administrative Restoration Fee | Court Restoration Fee |
|---|---|---|
| The British Virgin Islands | £3250 | £6750 |
| Ireland | £820 | £2625 |
| Seychelles | £3500 | £7000 |
| UK | £1085 | £2890 |
Administrative Company Restoration
Administrative restoration allows the company registry to restore a dissolved company without authorisation from the courts. Administrative restoration is subject to time restrictions, the qualifying time period is dependent on the country of registration.
Court Order Company Restoration
A company will require a court company restoration if it has passed the dissolved period allowed by the country registry to qualify for an Administrative Restoration, or it does not fit the criteria to qualify. Court restorations take longer due to the waiting time for a court date.
Restoration Enquiry
Please complete our restoration form for a detailed breakdown of fees and services.