Good evening please I need an expert on how to register my company as limited company note I already made a name reservation which is approved already please any expert should contact me as soon as possible on here
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Good evening please I need an expert on how to register my company as limited company note I already made a name reservation which is approved already please any expert should contact me as soon as possible on here
Since your name reservation is already approved, you're now at the company incorporation stage with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC). Here is the exact step-by-step process to register your Limited Liability Company in Nigeria: Step-by-Step: Register a Limited Company (After Name Reservation)Read more
Since your name reservation is already approved, you’re now at the company incorporation stage with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC).
See lessHere is the exact step-by-step process to register your Limited Liability Company in Nigeria:
Step-by-Step: Register a Limited Company (After Name Reservation)
Step 1: Prepare Required Information
You will need:
1. Company Details
Approved Company Name (Already done ✅)
Business activity (what your company will do)
Company address (registered office address)
2. Directors Information (At least 1 director)
You’ll need:
Full name
Phone number
Email
Date of birth
Residential address
Occupation
Valid ID (NIN, Voters Card, Passport, or Driver’s License)
3. Share Capital Structure
Example:
Total Share Capital: ₦1,000,000 (standard minimum)
Shares allocation:
Director A — 50%
Director B — 50%
(Don’t worry — ₦1M doesn’t mean you must deposit ₦1M. It’s just a legal structure.)
Step 2: Fill CAC Registration Form (CAC 1.1)
Go to CAC Portal:
Corporate Affairs Commission portal (Company Registration Portal)
You will:
Enter company details
Add directors
Add shareholders
Enter share capital
Step 3: Upload Required Documents
You’ll upload:
Director(s) ID card
Passport photograph
Signature (can sign on paper and upload)
Step 4: Pay Registration Fee
CAC fees depend on share capital:
Typical cost:
₦1M share capital → About ₦15,000 — ₦25,000 total
Includes:
CAC fee
Stamp duty
Filing fee
Step 5: Submit Application
After payment:
Submit application
Wait for approval
Approval timeline:
2 — 7 working days (sometimes faster)
Step 6: Download Your Company Documents
Once approved, you’ll receive:
Certificate of Incorporation
Status Report
Memorandum & Articles of Association
Your company is now officially registered 🎉
After Registration (Very Important)
Immediately do these next:
Open Corporate Bank Account
Get Tax Identification Number (TIN)
Register with FIRS (Tax authority)
Get company seal (optional but useful)
Thank you for all the information and to be sincere i know about all this because have use chatGPt already but I still needed an expert to help me fill out the details appropriate without doing any mistake ...I know there's Fee and gladly waiting for his price
Thank you for all the information and to be sincere i know about all this because have use chatGPt already but I still needed an expert to help me fill out the details appropriate without doing any mistake …I know there’s Fee and gladly waiting for his price
See lessGood morning. Since your name reservation has already been approved, the next stage is the full incorporation process with the Corporate Affairs Commission through the CAC registration portal. What you mainly need now is not just “someone to submit it,” but someone who understands how to correctly sRead more
Good morning. Since your name reservation has already been approved, the next stage is the full incorporation process with the Corporate Affairs Commission through the CAC registration portal.
What you mainly need now is not just “someone to submit it,” but someone who understands how to correctly structure the company details so you do not face future legal, tax, banking, or ownership problems.
Here’s what happens after name reservation approval:
1. Decide the company structure properly
Directors
Shareholders
Share capital
Nature of business (object clause)
Registered office address
Percentage ownership
2. Prepare the incorporation documents
Means of identification for directors/shareholders
Passport photographs
Signature details
Email and phone number
Utility bill/address proof in some cases
3. Complete CAC filing correctly
The most sensitive part is usually:
Selecting the correct business classification
Share allocation
MEMART/object clauses
Director details
Filing compliance requirements
4. Pay statutory filing fees
Fees depend mostly on your share capital and filing structure.
5. Receive incorporation documents
After approval, you’ll get:
Certificate of Incorporation
Status Report
TIN registration linkage in many cases
My professional advice is this:
If you are not fully confident about the legal/business details, it is wise to use:
an accredited CAC agent,
a lawyer, or
a corporate secretary/accountant experienced with CAC filings.
This is because many people make mistakes in:
ownership structure,
share capital setup,
business objectives, or
director information,
and later have problems opening corporate bank accounts, onboarding payment gateways, raising investment, or filing taxes.
Before paying anyone, make sure the person can clearly explain:
what share capital they recommend and why,
how many directors/shareholders you need,
total CAC fee breakdown,
their professional service fee,
timeline for completion,
and whether post-registration services are included.
Also ensure they will give you:
your certificate,
status report,
incorporation documents,
and full access to your CAC profile/email afterward.
For official information and filing access, use the CAC portal:
Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) Nigeria
You are already close to completing the process. At this stage, accuracy matters more than speed.
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