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Introduction
Companies House provides a Status service that gives information about the availability of its online services, including WebFiling and Software Filing. If there is an outage, service disruption, or planned maintenance that affects these services, updates will be published on the Status page.
By signing in to GOV.UK and subscribing to status notifications, you can receive updates about incidents, maintenance activities, and service availability. This helps you stay informed when filing services are temporarily unavailable and understand when normal service is expected to resume.
This guide explains how to access the Companies House Status service through GOV.UK and subscribe to notifications, so you can receive timely updates about any issues affecting WebFiling and Software Filing services.
Create your GOV.UK One Login or sign in
To create your account or to sign in to gov.uk please follow this link Create your GOV.UK One Login or sign in.
Selecting which service you require
- Once logged in you can select which updates you wish to receive from the Government agencies by clicking on services you can use with GOV.UK One Login.
- From here you will be able to search for Companies House and select Companies House services.
- The option to select for Status updates is About our services.
- Once signed up you will receive regular emails when anything on this page changes including outage and service maintenance downtime.
