Form

Application for registration of a new legal entity

Form to change your OISC registered organisation to a different legal status.

• From: Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner
• Published: 8 July 2014
• Last updated: 24 May 2022 — See all updates

This publication was withdrawn on 8 October 2024

This page has been withdrawn as the OISC has now moved to a new online system for application forms. Previous PDF application forms should no be longer be used. Access the system via the OISC’s online portal.

Documents

Application form for the Registration of a New Legal Entity

PDF, 1.92 MB, 21 pages

Application for Registration of a New Legal Entity Guidance Notes

MS Word Document, 481 KB

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Details

All organisations that are currently registered with the OISC and want to change to a different legal status, or register a new business if there is no change to its legal status, must complete and submit the attached electronic application form. They should also read the accompanying guidance notes.

Guidance on how to complete the application form can be found here.

Once you have completed the form, please send it to the OISC via info@oisc.gov.uk

If you do not hear from the OISC within 10 working days please contact us via info@oisc.gov.uk to check on the progress of your application in the event we have been unable to contact you.

Published 8 July 2014
Last updated 24 May 2022 + show all updates

1. 24 May 2022

   An updated Guidance Note (May 2022) has been added

2. 29 March 2019

   The page has been checked to ensure the documents are up to date and valid.

3. 1 April 2016

   Form updated.

4. 17 November 2014

   Amended form and guidance notes.

5. 8 July 2014

   First published.