File Confirmation Statement


File Your Confirmation Statement Without the Hassle
The easiest way to file a confirmation statement is to let an accountant do it for you. We check your Companies House details, confirm or update them, and file your statement on time — every year, for a fixed fee, with no WebFiling logins or missed deadlines.
As a qualified accountancy practice and HMRC-approved agent, we file directly with Companies House on your behalf. It’s part of our wider company secretarial services, so your annual filing sits alongside every other change we handle during the year. Behind on filing? We’ll bring an overdue confirmation statement up to date quickly and stop a strike-off before it progresses.
What Is a Confirmation Statement?

How to File a Confirmation Statement
To file a confirmation statement, log in to Companies House WebFiling, review your registered details, update anything that has changed, confirm the statement, and pay the £50 filing fee. Or hand it to us, we track the deadline and file it for you every year.
We check your directors are identity-verified before we file, so your statement isn’t rejected. If any details have changed, a new director, a share transfer, a new address, we file those changes first, then submit the statement, so your public record is accurate and consistent.
What Is Form CS01?
Form CS01 is the Companies House confirmation statement used by UK companies to confirm that their registered company information is accurate and up to date. It is used to review and confirm details such as the company's registered office, directors, shareholders, people with significant control (PSC) and SIC codes.Fair Accountants can handle your confirmation statement filing and help ensure the required company information is reviewed and submitted correctly.
What Happens If You File a Confirmation Statement Late?
Companies House can issue a financial penalty if you fail to file your confirmation statement, and your company may also be struck off the register. Every company must file at least one confirmation statement every 12 months, even if nothing has changed. <b style="color:#b4e11e ;"
Confirmation Statements and Identity Verification
