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Type a company name and choose the right company.
From the Companies House register
Know when your company's accounts and confirmation statement are due.
Look up a UK company on the public register. See the due dates Companies House shows for accounts and the confirmation statement. If you save a company to Watch, it checks those dates once a day, at about 06:00 UK time, so it isn't instant. We do not file anything for you.
You can also read our Companies House guides for directors, covering deadlines, identity verification and what to do if something changes on the register.
A confirmation statement is a yearly filing that confirms the company’s details are up to date. Official guidance.
I already have the company number
See the two due dates
We show the accounts date and the confirmation statement date from Companies House, and how many days are left.
Save to Watch
If you save a company to Watch, it checks the register once a day, at about 06:00 UK time, so it isn't instant. You can pause that at any time.
Questions
Is Director Radar part of Companies House?
No. Director Radar is a separate service provided by James Segal. It reads dates from the public Companies House register. It is not an official Companies House service.
What is a confirmation statement?
It is a yearly filing that confirms the company’s details on the Companies House register are up to date.
Does Director Radar file my accounts or confirmation statement?
No. We show the dates that appear on the register. You remain responsible for filing.
Is this legal advice?
No. This is general information only. It is not legal, tax or accounting advice.
What does Watch do?
If you save a company, Director Radar checks the same Companies House fields once a day. You can pause the automatic check or refresh a company yourself. Nothing is sent by email.
How we work this out
Dates and the overdue mark come from the Companies House public register. Director Radar does not file anything, and it does not set a new deadline. This is not legal advice, and it is not tax or accounting advice.
You remain responsible for the company’s filings.
A date that has passed isn't the same as Companies House marking a filing overdue. We show both, and we don't treat one as the other. If a date or the overdue mark is missing, we can't say what's due.
Due in the next 14 days means a saved due date falls in that window, in UK time. Overdue items are counted separately.
A processed filing date is the date Companies House processed it, not the date it was sent in. We don't check whether a filing covers the right period. We don't treat a check older than 24 hours as up to date.
A company name you type is sent only to help you choose a company. We don't keep it.
We don't check tax, VAT, payroll, the ICO (the UK's data protection regulator), identity or insurance.