Official form guide
Form 362 – Notification – change of company name is an ASIC filing that tells the regulator a company has legally changed its name. Use it whenever a company adopts a new registered name.
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Form 362 – Notification – change of company name is an ASIC filing that tells the regulator a company has legally changed its name. Use it whenever a company adopts a new registered name.
Plain English
If your business has decided on a new name, you need to let ASIC know. This form updates the public register so the new name appears on official documents and searches.
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Changing trading name
Different register
✓ Verify you need a company name change
Not Form 362 (use ABN registration)
Changing company type (e.g., private to public)
Different ASIC change
✓ Confirm correct form for type change
Correcting a spelling error in the name
Same purpose
✓ Ensure error is not a trading name issue
Not stated in the official source.
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Entity
2 items
The exact registered name of the company or business.
The Australian Company Number or Australian Business Number.
Change
2 items
What you are registering or notifying — for example, a change of director, address, or share structure.
The specific new details and the date the change took effect.
Authorisation
1 items
Signed or authorised by a director or authorised agent.
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Fillable formOpen in Editor->Form 362 is the current ASIC notification for a change of company name. It is accepted for both electronic and paper submissions.
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Mixing up company name change with trading name change.
Submitting the form without ASIC's name approval.
Leaving the ACN field blank or incorrect.
Forgetting to attach the resolution or consent.
Using an outdated version of the form.
Submitting the fee to the wrong account.
Signing with an unauthorised person.
Assuming electronic filing does not require a signature.
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