How to notify ASIC that a company officeholder has resigned or retired

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Complete this transaction when you want to directly inform ASIC that a company officeholder has resigned or retired.

You will need to sign in to your online account before you begin.

Director resignations that took place more than 28 days ago will have the effective date of the director resignation replaced with the lodgement date of this form.

If you are resigning a person both as a director and secretary, this may result in two different cessation dates on our registers.

If notification of a director resignation would leave the company without a current director, the lodgment will be rejected unless the company is being wound up.

You must have a copy of the officeholder's resignation letter.

Start transaction

Once logged in, select 'Start new form' in the left hand menu.

From the list of available forms, select '370'.

Enter the company ACN/ABN

Enter the ACN/ABN of the company from which the officeholder has resigned.

  • Select 'Next' to continue.

Confirm company details

Review the company details.

  • Select 'Yes' to confirm the information displayed is correct.
  • Select 'Next' to continue.

Select officeholder

Select the Company officeholder who is resigning.

  • Select 'Next' to continue.

Select 'Yes' or 'No' to confirm if the officeholder has any former names.

  • Enter the relevant 'Cessation date/s'.
  • Select 'Next' to continue.

Enter the 'Date' the resignation letter was sent to the company.

  • Enter the Text of the resignation letter in the box provided.
  • Select 'Next' to continue.

Declaration

Select the company’s authorising officeholder from the drop-down list.

  • Select 'Yes' to complete the declaration when you are satisfied the document is being lodged within the terms and conditions of ASIC’s Electronic Lodgement Protocol.
  • Select 'Submit' to lodge the form with ASIC.

Confirmation

This screen confirms your document was submitted to ASIC.

  • Select 'Next' to continue.

Note: Occasionally, the system may present an additional form submission screen at this point. If this is the case, continue to select 'Next' to finalise this transaction.

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Last updated: 30/03/2021 09:22