Change anything about a company from one request.
Entiva prepares the documents, collects the signatures and files the change with every registry it touches.
- When a Hong Kong director appointment is typically done
- Day 1
- Legal deadline to file it on Form ND2A
- 15 days
- Price of a director appointment on the Run plan
- Included
One change across your whole group.
Every layer is authorised before anything is filed.
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How a director is appointed in Hong Kong.
One of the most common changes, from the request to the updated register.
The steps
7 steps- 1Ask for the changeYou
Write it in plain words, such as appointing Priya Anand as director, or send the same request through the API.
- 2Entiva confirms the priceEntiva
The appointment is included in the Run plan, and the Companies Registry charges no fee for it.
- 3Entiva prepares the documentsEntiva
The board resolution, the consent to act and Form ND2A are drafted together.
- 4The directors approve and the new director consentsYou
Each director approves with their own e-signature, and the new director signs the consent online.
- 5Entiva files Form ND2AEntiva
A licensed Hong Kong company secretary signs the form and delivers it to the Companies Registry.
Within the 15-day legal deadline
- 6The Companies Registry registers itThe registry
The appointment is complete when the public register shows the notice.
- 7Entiva updates the registersEntiva
The register of directors, which Entiva keeps as company secretary, shows the new director.
The same change, typically done on day one.
Appointing a director in Hong Kong typically takes about nine days the usual way, and most of them are spent waiting.
Timings are illustrative, from the home page example, and the market price is the median of published provider prices for this change.
One change across a whole group.
One request reaches every company, and each one still follows its own law.
One instruction
Remove a director from every board in the group with a single request.
Each registry gets its own form
Every company's filing goes on the form its own registry requires.
Each deadline is tracked separately
Hong Kong and the UK set different deadlines for the same change, and Entiva tracks each one.
Every company approves first
Nothing is filed until each company has authorised the change, as its own rules require.
Paper only where the law insists
Share transfers in Hong Kong and the BVI are still signed on paper, and Entiva tells you when.
Start with your first company.
We are onboarding a small group of founders and finance teams with entities in more than one country.