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Do you need a director ID?
All Australian company directors are now required to apply for a director ID before they are appointed. We can assist in guiding you through the process, however Directors must apply for their own DIN personally,
Existing directors should already have their DIN, if not application should be made as soon as possible.
A director ID is a unique 15-digit number given to an existing or new director of a company who has verified their identify with the Australian Business Registry Service (ABRS), this will help prevent the use of false or fraudulent director identities with the new registry services of the ABRS. It will make it easier to trace Director's relationships with companies, identify and eliminate their involvement in illegal activities such as illegal phoenix activity.
The quickest and most convenient way to obtain your director ID is to apply online, and you will need a myGovID to complete the process. A myGovID is an application designed to allow users to authenticate with Australian Government websites and services. If you don’t already have one, you can find information on setting this up here.
There are alternative application processes such as phone or paper applications, however, the electronic process will be much quicker, and you will have access to manage your personal details online if necessary. Further information on applying for your director ID can be found at the Australian Business Registry Service.
Should you have any questions regarding director ID please do not hesitate to contact us.
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