People with significant control
PSC01–PSC09
Keep each client's register of people with significant control current at Companies House. Fyling prepares notifications, changes of details, cessations and PSC statements from the company's register, and the identity verification statement for each individual PSC.
What it does for your practice
- Covers individuals, companies and other legal entities.
- Forms start from the PSC register Fyling keeps for each company.
- Each PSC's identity verification window is shown, with the statement ready to prepare.
- Personal codes are stored encrypted and never shown again in full.
- Every submission is written to your practice's activity log.
How it works
- 1
Open the company and choose the PSC change.
- 2
Pick the person or entity, or add a new one. Details already on the register are filled in.
- 3
Review the form and submit it under your practice's presenter account.
Who it is for
Practices that keep PSC registers for client companies, including those that act as an authorised corporate service provider.
Your practice stays the filer. Fyling is the software your team uses to prepare, check and send the work.
Questions
Which forms are covered?
PSC01 to PSC09: notifications, changes of details, cessations and PSC statements, plus the PSC identity verification statement.
Who submits the filing?
Your practice does, under its own Companies House presenter account. Fyling prepares the filing, sends it with your credentials and shows you the answer Companies House gives.
What happens if Companies House rejects it?
The filing shows as rejected with the reason Companies House gave, in plain words beside the code, so you can correct it and send it again.
Works with
Director identity verification
Identity checks, personal codes and PSC verification windows across your clients.
Director and secretary changes
Appointments, changes of details and resignations for directors and secretaries.
Confirmation statements
Each client's CS01 prepared from its Companies House record and reviewed before it goes.