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Company Registration: CAC to Delete Unprocessed Applications After 2 Months

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The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) has said all applications for company registration which have remained unprocessed after two months will be deleted from its portal as the number of unprocessed applications are creating a burden on its database.

Below is the statement issued by the CAC in that regards:

It has been observed that a sizeable number of applications have been filed and abandoned on the CRP (companies registration portal) as a result of queries that have not been resolved. This is creating a burden on our database. Moreso, there is no certainty as to when applicants will comply to enable the process to continue.

In view of the above, all applications that have stayed up to 2 months on the CRP without action from the presenter or applicant shall be deemed abandoned and would be deleted from the system.

In the same vein, going forward, any application for registration that has been queried and is not attended to by the presenter will be deleted from the system at the expiration of 2 months from the date of the query.

The general public and our esteemed customers are therefore advised to resolve all outstanding queries on applications that have been abandoned on the CRP on or before April 14, 2023.

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