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Official company records for United Kingdom, on demand

The full KYB report and the underlying registry filings for any company registered in United Kingdom — sourced directly from the official register, Companies House. Registry-only, not aggregated, not resold. One purchase, no subscription.

Source registry
Companies House
Price per record
US$19.00
Delivery
Usually within minutes
At a glance

United Kingdom at a glance

Official register
Companies House
Documents included
New Incorporation, CS01, Annual Return, Form SH01 Return of Allotment of Shares, Form SH03 Notify a purchase of own shares, Form SH06 Notify a cancellation of shares, Accounts, Certificate of Change of Name
Controlling entities
Published by the register
Shareholders & beneficial owners
Published by the register
How to order
Search by company name
Price per record
US$19.00
Both halves, one purchase

What you receive

A Company Record is two things delivered together — the verified report and the official documents behind it, for one price.

The KYB report

The company, verified from the source

Company particulars, the people in control, and the shareholders and beneficial owners — with the ownership chain resolved, retrieved at the moment you buy from the official register, Companies House.

  • Registered company data & status
  • Directors, officers & controlling parties
  • Shareholders & beneficial owners, with the ownership chain resolved
The registry filings

The official documents on file

Every record comes with the standard set of registry documents needed for AML and KYB compliance — the official filings, straight from the source register.

  • The standard AML & KYB compliance document set
  • Official copies, straight from the register
  • Further filings on the register — available on request
Coverage detail

What a company record for United Kingdom contains

The fields returned for every company registered in United Kingdom, resolved from the official register.

1Company data
Entity NameEntity TypeEntity StatusRegistration NumberAddressCreation DateActivity Type
2Controlling entities & individuals
NameRoleNationality (if individual)AddressBirth Date (if individual)Appointed onOccupations
3Shareholders & beneficial owners
NameShare countRoleAddress (if available)
Registry documents

Which documents you get

Two different things: the filings your purchase delivers, and the further filings the official register holds that it does not. Both are listed below.

8Included in your purchase

Delivered with every record, at the price on this page — the standard set for AML and KYB compliance.

  • New Incorporation
  • CS01
  • Annual Return
  • Form SH01 Return of Allotment of Shares
  • Form SH03 Notify a purchase of own shares
  • Form SH06 Notify a cancellation of shares
  • Accounts
  • Certificate of Change of Name
16Available separately

Also on file at the official register, and not part of the purchase. Ask us for any of these and we will retrieve them for you.

  • CH01 - Director's details changed
  • CH03 - Secretary's details changed
  • AP01 - Appointment
  • AP03 - Appointment
  • TM01 - Termination of appointment
  • TM02 - Termination of appointment
  • Memorandum and Articles of Association
  • SH08 - Change of share class name or designation
  • AD01 - Registered office address changed
  • MR04 - Satisfaction of charge
  • MR01 - Registration of charge
  • AA01 - Previous accounting period extended
  • Resolutions
  • PSC01 - Notice of Individual PSC
  • PSC07 - Notice of ceasing to be a PSC
  • PSC04 - Change of individual PSC details
About the register

Companies House

Companies House is the registrar of companies for the United Kingdom, an executive agency sponsored by the Department for Business and Trade. It incorporates and dissolves limited companies, registers the information companies are required to file, and makes it available to the public through the Find and Update Company Information search service. Each company keeps the same registration number for life: up to eight numerals, or normally a two-letter prefix followed by up to six alphanumeric characters.

A company's public record holds its incorporation documents, its articles of association, the annual confirmation statement (form CS01) confirming that registered details are up to date, share-capital filings such as the SH01 return of allotment, and its annual accounts, which must include a balance sheet and a profit and loss account. The record also identifies people with significant control (PSCs), usually anyone holding more than 25 per cent of shares or voting rights; PSC information is filed at Companies House and published on the register.

The register is being reformed under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency programme: identity verification for directors and PSCs, voluntary from 8 April 2025, became a legal requirement on 18 November 2025. Companies House does not check the accuracy of the information filed; the public record is the company's own filings, registered and published by the agency.

Three steps

How it works

No account manager, no subscription, no waiting on a quote.

1

Search

Find the company in United Kingdom by name — no registration number needed.

2

Buy

One payment by card. No subscription, no minimum, no account manager.

3

Receive

Your record and filings arrive by email and in your account — usually within minutes.

Good to know

United Kingdom company records — questions

Are these official records?
Yes. Every record is sourced from the official register, Companies House, at the moment you buy. It is registry data only — nothing aggregated, resold, or editorialised.
What exactly is a "Company Record"?
Two things in one purchase: the KYB report (company data, controlling parties, shareholders and beneficial owners) and the standard set of official registry documents needed for AML and KYB compliance.
Can I get additional filing documents?
Every record includes the standard document set for AML and KYB compliance. The official register holds further filings — listed above under "Available separately" — and if you need one beyond the standard set, contact us and we'll arrange it.
Can I get shareholders and beneficial owners?
Yes. This register publishes shareholder and beneficial-owner data, and the record includes it with the ownership chain resolved. The chain is our own work: registers file shareholdings, not the resolved ownership behind them.
How current is the information?
It is retrieved from the register at the time of purchase, so it reflects the register's current state — not a cached copy.
Do I need a subscription or a contract?
No. Buy a single record with a card. There is no subscription and no minimum.
What is a CS01 confirmation statement?
The confirmation statement, form CS01, is filed at least once in every 12-month review period to confirm that the information Companies House holds about a company is up to date. It covers directors and secretary, registered office, people with significant control and, in its additional sections, shareholder information, SIC codes and the statement of capital. A company must file one even if nothing has changed during the review period. The Company Records report for the United Kingdom includes the CS01 among its filing documents.
What is the PSC register in the United Kingdom?
A person with significant control (PSC) is someone who owns or controls a company, usually through more than 25 per cent of its shares or voting rights, the ability to appoint or remove a majority of directors, or other means of influence or control. Companies must identify their PSCs, file the details at Companies House, and report changes within 14 days. PSC information is published on the public register, although individuals at risk can apply to have their details protected from publication.
What format is a UK company registration number?
Companies House allocates the number on registration and it does not change during the company's life. It consists of up to eight numerals, or normally a prefix of two letters followed by up to six alphanumeric characters, depending on where and how the company was registered. The number appears on the certificate of incorporation and on every document in the company's filing history.
Do UK companies have to file accounts at Companies House?
Yes. Statutory accounts, including a balance sheet and a profit and loss account, must be sent to Companies House for each financial year as well as to shareholders and to HMRC, and smaller companies may be eligible to file simplified versions. Filed accounts form part of the public record, and the Company Records report for the United Kingdom lists Accounts among its included filing documents.

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