Anguilla Company Restoration

If your Anguilla company was Struck off or Dissolved, we can assist you with having it restored to the Anguilla Commercial Registry.

Anguilla Company Restoration fees

• Restoration to the Register – £1000
• Government Restoration fee – US$650
• Government Annual Return fee – US$800
• Government Penalty late fee – US$350 per year
• Resolution and filing to appoint new Anguilla Registered Agent – US$300
• Anguilla Agent fee – US$800
• Economic Substance fee – US$150
• Provision of Registered Office and Resident Agent – US$800
• Due Diligence – per Director & Shareholder – £80
• Company Search and checking the company file – £60.
• Certificate of Restoration issued by Anguilla Commercial Registry – US$200
• 2% Transfer fee – for penalties, fees and charges to Anguilla – to cover exchange rate changes, bank charges and fees

Process for Restoring your Anguilla Company

We obtain a Anguilla Company Search from the Anguilla Commercial Registry to determine:

• The company’s status is with the Registrar in Anguilla
• Reasons for strike off.
• The last Registered Agent of the company

We then appoint the new registered agent, obtain the outstanding fees and penalties is that is owed to the Registrar and pay these, then lodge the application to restore the company with the Registrar.

Company Directors and Shareholders

When an Anguilla company is restored, the previous Directors, Company Secretary and Shareholders are automatically assumed to have continued.

Requirements to Restore your Anguilla Company

An application for the restoration of an Anguilla company must be made within 20 years of the date of the dissolution of the company.

Before restoring a company, the Registrar requires the payment of all fees and penalties that:

• were due from the company at the date of its dissolution.
• would have been payable up to the date of the application for reviving the company as if the company was never dissolved.

Restoration by Registrar / Court

We will apply to the Registrar and the Anguilla Financial Services Commission when the company was dissolved for one of the following reasons:

• the registered agent ceased to act, and a new agent was not appointed
• articles of dissolution were drawn up to dissolve the company
• the company failed to send the Annual Return or to pay the annual government fee
• the company did not commence business within 3 years of the date of the company’s certificate of incorporation
• the company ceased to carry on business or was not in operation

The application to the Registrar to restore the company must be made by a shareholder or director.

To restore your Anguilla company the Registrar must be satisfied that, at the time that the company was dissolved, the company

• was still carrying on business
• had property that had not been disposed of

When the Registrar agrees to the restoration of the company, he will:

• Publish a Legal Notice in the Gazette
• Issue a Certificate of Restoration for the company; and
• Restore the company’s name to the Registry.

Upon the restoration of the company, any property that was vested in the Crown will be returned to the company upon its restoration.