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Director Address Notice (Form CR8)

Form CR8

Fill Kenya's Form CR8 — notify the Registrar of a director's residential address or a change of address.

Private by design — nothing you type is stored on our servers. Prepare it here, then complete the filing on eCitizen.

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Directors
director 1
Lodged by & signature

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FORM CR8
NOTICE OF RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS / CHANGE OF ADDRESS OF DIRECTOR OF COMPANY
[Section 138 of the Companies Act, 2015]

Name of company:  

Number of company:  

To the Registrar of Companies

  gives notice, in accordance with section 138 of the Companies Act, 2015, that, in relation to a director of the company listed in column 1 of the following table, the director's residential address is / has changed to the address specified opposite the director's name in column 2 of that table.

No.Name of directorResidential address / new residential address
1  
This notice is lodged by (name): 
Address of the person lodging: 
Telephone no. (with country & area code): 
Email address: 
Capacity in which signing on behalf of the company: 
Dated (dd/mm/yyyy): 
Signature: 
Notes

Delete the words or characters that do not apply.

The address specified must be sufficient to identify the physical location of the director's place of residence.

If the number of directors affected exceeds 5, use another form for the others.

Complete your filing on eCitizen (ecitizen.go.ke).
How to file Form CR8
  1. 1. Prepare it here — fill every field, add each person, review the preview.
  2. 2. Download the PDF for your records (and sign it if you need a wet or e-signature).
  3. 3. Log in to eCitizen (BRS) and enter or upload the same details to file with the Registrar.

LeadAfrik helps you prepare the form quickly and correctly — the official filing is completed on eCitizen. Your details are never stored on our servers.

Form CR8 — notice of a director's residential address

Form CR8 notifies the Registrar of a director's residential address, or a change of it, under section 138 of the Companies Act, 2015. You file it at registration (with the directors' details) and again whenever a director's residential address later changes.

Directors have both a service address (used publicly) and a residential address (protected). CR8 is how the residential address is recorded with the Registrar, and keeping it current is a legal obligation.

List each affected director and their residential address, and have the person lodging the notice sign in the capacity stated.

What Form CR8 captures

  • The company's name and number
  • Each affected director's name and residential (or new residential) address
  • The name, address, phone and email of the person lodging the notice
  • The signature, capacity and date

Common mistakes to avoid

  • A vague address — it must identify the physical location, not just a P.O. Box
  • Not filing a fresh CR8 after a director moves
  • Leaving the lodging person's capacity blank
  • Listing more than five directors on one form (use another form for the rest)

Questions

When do I file CR8?

At registration, and again whenever a director's residential address changes. It keeps the Registrar's record current, as section 138 requires.

Is a director's residential address public?

The residential address is protected information held by the Registrar; a service address is used publicly. CR8 records the residential address with the Registrar.

How detailed must the address be?

Sufficient to identify the physical location of the residence — building, street, estate/town and county — not just a postal box.

Who signs the CR8?

The person lodging it on behalf of the company (for example a director or the company secretary), stating the capacity in which they sign.

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Preparing your form is free. Downloading a clean PDF without the small watermark is KES 100 in Kenya (a one-off). This tool prepares the official form; it is not the eCitizen filing and is not legal advice — for anything unusual, take advice.