Change of Director

Change of Director

₦30,000

File Notice of Change of Company Director with CAC

Every Nigerian company must have a minimum of two directors (or one director for small companies). Whenever there is a Change of Director, whether through the appointment of a new director, resignation, removal, retirement, or death, the company must officially notify the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC).

SplashDict helps companies file the Notice of Change of Director quickly and accurately, ensuring your company remains compliant and your board structure is properly updated on the CAC registry.

Service Fee (All inclusive):

₦30,000

Appoint or Remove Company Director in Nigeria

Here’s how SplashDict’s CAC-accredited experts assist you:

  • Filing & Documentation: We prepare and file the required CAC forms, board resolution, and all necessary documents for the appointment or removal of a Company Director.

  • Official Document: Receive an Updated CAC Status Report reflecting the change in company Director. 

  • Transparent Pricing: Covers all statutory CAC filing fees and our professional service fee with no hidden charges.

  • Fast Processing: Your request is typically completed within 2–10 working days, subject to CAC approval.

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Why File a Change of Director with CAC?

In a Nigerian company, directors are the “alter egos” of the company, appointed by owners to manage, direct, and oversee the business’s affairs. While shareholders or guarantors are the owners of the company, directors act as agents and trustees responsible for strategic decisions, corporate governance, and legal compliance.

Filing a Change of Director with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) is therefore essential to maintain your company’s compliance with Nigerian corporate law. The CAC requires that any change to the board of directors, including appointment, resignation, removal, retirement, or death, be formally recorded.

  • Statutory Requirement: Companies must notify the CAC within 14 days of any change in the board of directors. Failure to comply within this statutory period may result in penalties, fines, or compliance issues.

  • Maintain Accurate Public Records: The CAC’s public registry is relied upon by banks, investors, regulators, and government agencies to verify a company’s leadership. Filing a Change of Director ensures that these records remain accurate and up-to-date, preventing discrepancies that could lead to delays or legal complications.

  • Ensure Valid Authority: Directors who are not officially recorded with the CAC do not have legal authority to act on behalf of the company. Updating the record ensures that only duly recognized directors can sign contracts, represent the company, and make corporate decisions.

  • Liability Protection: Properly filing a Change of Director ensures that resigned or removed directors are legally detached from future company liabilities, while newly appointed directors are officially recognized as having fiduciary responsibilities under the law.

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Requirements for Filing Change of Director with CAC

  • Up-to-Date Annual Returns: The CAC usually requires all outstanding annual returns to be filed before approving any post-incorporation changes.

  • Company Details: Provide the company’s full registered name and RC (Registration) Number as recorded with the CAC.

  • Company Resolution: A signed resolution appointing or removing director(s). Must be signed by a director or company secretary.

  • Reason for Change (if removing): Indicate why the director is being removed e.g., resignation, removal, or end of tenure.

  • New Director’s Details: Provide personal details (name, DOB, gender, nationality), contact details (phone, email, occupation), service address, residential address (if different), consent letter, and one form of ID (passport, ID card, driver’s license, etc.).

  • Authorization: The application must be signed by the company’s directors, secretary, or an authorized representative.

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