Any loose ends should be dealt with before you apply. It is also advisable to notify any other organisation or party who may have an interest in the company's affairs, otherwise they might later object to the application. Examples include local authorities, especially if the company is under any obligation involving planning permission or health and safety issues, training and enterprise councils and government agencies. From the date of dissolution, any assets held by a dissolved company will belong to the Crown - see chapter 2, question 5 . You should request a Form 652a from the Registrar.
Forms are also available from the sources listed under further information .
You must give the name, address and telephone number of the person Companies House should contact about the application. Make the cheque payable to 'Companies House' and write the company number on the reverse. Anyone who becomes a member, creditor etc, after the application must also be sent a copy of the form within seven days of doing so. It is advisable to keep proof of delivery or posting. The Registrar will check the form and, if acceptable, put it on the company's public record.