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What is a Confirmation Statement?

A confirmation statement must be filed annually

A confirmation statement is an annual legal filing submitted to Companies House to confirm your company's registered details are accurate. It is due every 12 months, with 14 days after the end of your review period to complete it.

What is a confirmation statement

A confirmation statement is a legal filing submitted to Companies House that confirms your company’s registered details — such as its registered address, directors, and shareholders — are accurate and up to date.

When is my confirmation statement due

Your confirmation statement is due every 12 months, and you have 14 days after the end of your review period to complete the filing. The review period runs from either:

  • The date your company was incorporated

  • The date of your last confirmation statement

Missing this deadline can result in Companies House issuing a formal warning and, in serious cases, your company being struck off the register. If your company is struck off, directors may apply to have it restored — either through an administrative process or via the courts, depending on the circumstances — but this involves additional cost and legal effort. If you think your company may be at risk, contact Companies House or seek legal advice promptly.

GetGround automatically tracks your confirmation statement deadlines and files on your behalf, so you stay fully compliant without any additional effort on your part.

Filing fees are set by Companies House and subject to change. Any GetGround service fee is separate from the Companies House filing fee — a full cost breakdown will be provided before you confirm the filing.