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Companies House management information: identity verification October to December 2025

Quarterly data on the number and percentage of director and person with significant control (PSC) appointments that comply with identity verification requirements.

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Companies House
Published
29 January 2026

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Details

This publication contains quarterly performance data on identity verification compliance for Companies House.

We publish this data as part of our public measures commitment, set out in the  written statement.

What this data covers

The data shows:

  • the number of director and PSC appointments that comply with identity verification requirements
  • the percentage of appointments that comply with identity verification requirements

Reporting period

This publication covers Q3 2025-26 (October to December 2025).

Background

Compulsory identity verification for all directors and people with significant control came into effect on 18 November 2025. This is part of the  (ECCT Act 2023).

For guidance on identity verification requirements, see Verifying your identity for Companies House.

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Published 29 January 2026
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