When a director joins or leaves your company, the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) needs to be notified. We prepare and file the appointment or resignation, then provide an updated status report showing your current officers. CAC fees are included.

Who it's for

Companies appointing a new director
Companies where a director has resigned or is stepping down
Businesses whose CAC record no longer matches who actually runs the company

What you get

Preparation of the appointment or resignation documents
Filing of the change with the CAC
An updated status report reflecting your current directors
CAC statutory fees included, with nothing billed on top

What we need from you

Your existing CAC certificate
Your RC number
Current officer details
For new directors: valid ID, address and contact details, and their signed consent
For outgoing directors: details of the resignation or removal

How it works

Tell us about the change and share your company documents.
You pay up front and we confirm the details within a working day.
We prepare the documents for signature.
We file with the CAC and follow up.
We send you the updated status report.

Why LaunchPad

Accurate director records matter for bank mandates, tenders and due diligence. We keep yours clean.
We check your annual returns position, since outstanding filings can delay changes.
One price that includes the CAC fees.

Frequently asked questions

When should I notify the CAC?

As soon as possible after the change. Delays can create problems with your bank, contracts or future filings, and may attract penalties.

Can a director be removed without resigning?

Yes, but the process involves specific steps under the law. Tell us the situation and we will advise on what is required before filing.

Does this also update our shareholders?

No. Directors and shareholders are separate records. If ownership is also changing, add Shareholder Updates to your quote.

Director Updates