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Register a charge: property or undertaking acquired (MR02)

Use this form to register particulars of a charge where property has been acquired and the charge was created on or after 6 April 2013.

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From:
Companies House
Published:
17 September 2014
Last updated:
12 January 2026
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  1. Removed section "Section 1075 Informal Correction of document" as it no longer applies. Updated guidance on how to complete the form from PDF to HTML.

  2. Fee updated.

  3. Planned maintenance notice removed

  4. Message added: Due to essential maintenance Companies House online services will be unavailable between Saturday 16 April 2016 and Sunday 17 April 2016. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience this may cause. You’ll still be able to file with HMRC.

  5. Online option added

  6. MR05 guidance checklist added to the page.

  7. First published.

Documents

Register your charge information online through WebFiling

https://idam-ui.company-information.service.gov.uk/

MR02 Particulars of a charge subject to which property of undertaking has been acquired.

PDF, 365 KB, 5 pages

How to complete paper form MR02

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Use form MR02 to register particulars of a charge:

  • subject to which property or undertaking has been acquired
  • where the charge was created or evidenced by an instrument
  • where the charge was created on or after 6 April 2013 by a UK registered company

It costs £24 to file the paper form. Forms must be printed at full size on white A4 sized paper.

It takes longer to process paper forms sent by post.

File online through WebFiling to register your charge information as quickly as possible. It costs £15 to file online.

Charges created before 6 April 2013

To register a charge created before 6 April 2013, use form MG06 (England and Wales, Northern Ireland) or form MG06s (Scotland) from the National Archives website.

The fees shown on archived forms may be out of date and incorrect. You’ll need to include the correct Companies House fees.

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