Occupier's Consent

Occupier's Consent

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Last updated December 2018
Last updated November 27, 2020
Suitable for all Australian states and territories
Suitable for all Australian states and territories

The occupier has to consent to his/her address being used as the registered office of the company. This Occupier's Consent document is a written consent for the company to use the property occupied by the occupier as its registered office. Customisable and ready to use in under 5 minutes.

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The occupier has to consent to his/her address being used as the registered office of the company. This Occupier's Consent document is a written consent for the company to use the property occupied by the occupier as its registered office.

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