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Change of Name of Company
From: NGN30,000
Change Your Company’s Registered Name with CAC
Changing your company’s registered name with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) is the official way to update your business identity and maintain legal recognition.
A name change may be necessary to resolve trademark conflicts, align with a new brand or strategic direction, reflect structural changes such as a merger, or simply to correct an error in the original registration. This process must be properly filed and approved, whether it's a voluntary choice or one mandated by the CAC.
Service Fee (All inclusive):
From: NGN30,000
Change the Registered Name of Company in Nigeria
Filing & Documentation: We handle all filings with CAC including Name Availability Search & Reservation, Special Resolution, Updated MEMART, and all required documents.
Official Document: Receive a new CAC Certificate of Registration and updated CAC Status Report reflecting your new company name.
Transparent Pricing: Our service fee includes CAC filing fees, name reservation costs, and professional handling; no hidden charges.
Fast Processing: Your request is completed within 3–7 working days, subject to CAC approval.
Ongoing Support: Our Chartered Secretary and corporate services team provide continuous help for your compliance needs.

Why File Change of Company Name with CAC?
Your company’s name is the legal identity under which it operates in Nigeria. If you intend to operate under a new name, it is a legal requirement to have the change formally approved and registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC). Without this official approval, the new name holds no legal standing.
Changing your company’s name does not erase existing liabilities or obligations. Legal actions initiated under the old name can continue under the new one. In some cases, CAC may mandate a name change, particularly if the registered name conflicts with an existing company, resembles a registered trademark without consent, or was approved in error.
Rebranding or Strategic Shift: A new name can better reflect your company's current mission, vision, or product offerings, especially during repositioning, rebranding, or market expansion.
Mergers and Acquisitions: When companies merge or undergo structural changes, a new name helps reflect the new identity or combined entity.
Legal Compliance or Trademark Conflicts: A name change may be necessary to resolve trademark disputes, avoid confusion with another registered business, or comply with CAC directives.
Correcting Registration Errors: Fix spelling mistakes or naming format issues that don't comply with CAC guidelines.
Court Orders or CAC Mandates: Comply with legal directives or CAC instructions following a name conflict or passing-off judgment.
Smooth Operational Transition: Updating your business name does not disrupt your existing contracts, bank accounts, or tax details, ensuring a seamless operational transition.
Requirements for Filing Change of Name of Company with CAC
Proposed New Name: The new name you wish to register.
Company Details: The full registered name of the company and its CAC registration number.
Special Resolution: A signed special resolution from the company's directors authorizing the name change.
Updated MEMART: The company's Memorandum and Articles of Association (MEMART) updated to reflect the new name.
Original Certificate: The original Certificate of Incorporation must be submitted for cancellation.
Annual Returns: All your company's annual returns must be up to date with the CAC.
Authorized Signatory: The name and details of a director or authorized representative to sign the application.