How we keep things accurate β on our website and in your documentation β and how corrections are handled.
Last updated: July 2026
We aim to keep the information on this website accurate and current. However, government procedures, fees, required documents and policies may change at any time. Content on this website is general guidance, not legal advice, and you should verify the latest requirements with our team or the relevant authority before proceeding.
We take care to distinguish official government requirements from our own practical guidance. Where something depends on an authority's discretion or individual circumstances, we say so rather than presenting it as a certainty.
If a genuine error is made solely by us in preparing your documentation, we will correct it at no additional service charge. Any third-party costs required to implement the correction (for example a further notary, newspaper or government charge) may still apply, as those are outside our control.
Your best protection against an error is the draft-approval stage. Nothing is filed until you review and approve the draft. Please check every detail carefully β especially the exact spelling of your old and new names β because a mistake caught at the draft stage is far cheaper and easier to fix than one caught after publication.
Once a Gazette is published, correcting a mistake generally requires fresh documentation and, in many cases, a new corrective publication rather than a simple edit. We explain this clearly before proceeding. See our guide on a mistake in a published Gazette.
If you spot an inaccuracy on our website or in your documentation, please tell us promptly using the contact details below. We take accuracy seriously and will review and, where appropriate, correct it.
We review our published guidance when government procedures change, when better information becomes available, or when recurring questions reveal a gap. Each page carries a review date where relevant.