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How to Change Text Size

Now with this responsive web design, you can easily change the text size to fit your eyesight needs.

Shortcut
If you browse on Companies Registry (CR) Homepage on a desktop computer, a modern web browser will allow you to hold down the Ctrl key (Command key on a Macintosh) and press the + or - key to increase or decrease the text size, and 0 to go back to the default size.

On a smartphone or a tablet, you can simply pinch open on the screen to zoom in (i.e. to enlarge) and pinch close to zoom out (i.e. to reduce) everything.

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You may also change the text size from the menu. Choose from the following web browsers for specific instructions:

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Chrome
On the Page menu, select Zoom, then Larger.

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Firefox
On the View menu, select Zoom, then Zoom In.
Or you may click on the Menu icon and select + or - to make the text size bigger or smaller.

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Internet Explorer / Edge
On the View menu, select Text Size, then Largest.
Or you may click on the IE Settings icon, select Zoom, then choose a percentage or click Zoom In.

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Opera
On the View menu, select Zoom. Then choose a percentage.

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Safari
On the View menu, select Make Text Bigger.

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CR does not endorse specific web browsers or recommend one browser over another. While some popular browsers are included here, mention of a specific browser does not imply any endorsement or recommendation.

Capital

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  • Incorrect amount of share capital i.e. issued or paid up capital

Examples -

    1. the amount of paid up capital stated in the Statement of Capital in a Form NSC1 or in section 10 on Share Capital in a Form NAR1 is greater than the amount of issued capital reported;

    2. the amount of paid up capital is incorrectly stated as greater than the issued capital

    3. the amount of issued capital in a Form NAR1 does not match with the record in the Registry's database.

Advice:
Always update the Company's share capital information in its own records after each change and check this information from your record before reporting any other changes to the Companies Registry. If you are not sure about the most up-to-date position reported to and recorded by the Companies Registry, you can always check the public records of the company at our Cyber Search Centre or our Company Search Mobile Service.
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