The Certificate of Incorporation on Change Of Name Of Company refers to the official document issued by the Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM) to confirm the change of name of a company that has been registered in Malaysia.

The process of changing a company’s name can occur when the company wishes to alter the name that was previously registered with SSM. This may happen for various reasons, such as a new marketing strategy, business restructuring, or to meet the preferences of the company’s shareholders or directors.

Here are some details that may be included in the Certificate of Incorporation on Change Of Name Of Company:

1. Old Company Name: The company’s name before the name change.
2. New Company Name: The new name chosen to replace the old company name.
3. Date of Name Change: The date on which the name change becomes official and effective.
4. Company Registration Number (ROC): The company’s registration number issued by SSM.
5. Signature of the Director/Company Secretary: To confirm the accuracy and validity of the name change.

The Certificate of Incorporation on Change Of Name Of Company is important because it serves as official proof that the company has followed the correct procedures and obtained SSM’s approval to change its name. This document is also used for verification purposes by relevant parties such as banks, customers, suppliers, and government authorities.

The process of changing a company name must adhere to the procedures set out by SSM and comply with the relevant company laws in Malaysia.

Form 13 with CTC (Certified True Copy)

A certified true copy (CTC) is the copy of SSM Document that is stamped and signed as a true copy by authorised agency like eInfo and MyData. You can reprint the Form 13 with CTC  by Add to cart.

In the context of Malaysia, SSM is the body that regulates the registration and management of companies in the country. Documents that often require CTC include the company’s registration certificate, memorandum and articles of association, as well as other official documents from SSM.

The presence of a CTC is crucial in various business transactions, such as opening bank accounts, contract negotiations, or registration for government tenders. With a CTC, the requesting party can be assured that the copy they receive is valid and meets the required standards.