If you run a company, your company details may occasionally change. For example, there may be alterations to your directors or shareholders, or your company may move to a new office location.

If changes like these occur within your company, you are required by law to notify ASIC within 28 days of the change. Staying on top of these updates is crucial for maintaining your company’s legal compliance.

Previously, companies could notify ASIC of these changes by using the paper Form 484. However, as of November 2015, ASIC ceased accepting paper forms for changes to company details, and this method is no longer available in 2025.

All changes to company details are now required to be submitted online. This digital process provides a more convenient lodgement system, available 24 hours a day. One effective way to change your details online is by using ASIC’s online form manager. For additional clarity on compliance and regulatory updates, check out our article on what regulations affect your corporation.

To change your company’s details via ASIC online, you will need to:

  1. Register for online services.
  2. Log into ASIC online with your Australian Company Number (ACN), username and password.
  3. Select and submit a new Change to Company Details form.

Read on for more details about changing your company’s details using ASIC online and the steps you’ll need to take.

1. Register For ASIC Online Services

To make the registration process smoother, ensure you have your ABN, ACN and corporate key handy before you begin. It might also help to review our guide on company set-up and operating as a sole trader if you are still clarifying your business structure.

To register, follow these steps:

  1. Go to ASIC’s sign up page.
  2. On the first page, check that you agree to ASIC’s Electronic Lodgement Protocol and choose the basis on which you are applying (for example, registering as a company officeholder).
  3. Enter your company’s information, including your ABN, ACN and corporate key. You will also need to provide your personal details if you are registering as an officeholder.
  4. Set your username and password, and also establish your security question. Remember, security is paramount when managing your business online, so avoid using passwords you’ve used elsewhere.
  5. Read and acknowledge that you have reviewed the annual statement package declaration – a legal declaration, so ensure you understand the terms.
  6. Submit and confirm your application.

You will now be registered for online access. Check your inbox (and your spam folder, just in case) for a confirmation email sent to the address you provided.

2. Login To ASIC Online

To log in to ASIC online, you will need your company’s ACN, along with your chosen username and password.

  1. Go to ASIC’s login page. Alternatively, visit the ASIC website, locate the Use Our Online Services section, and select the desired change to company details from the drop-down menu.
  2. Enter your ACN.
  3. Enter your username and password.

3. Submit A ‘Change To Company Details’ Form

ASIC online allows you to process a range of changes by submitting forms. To update your company’s details, complete the ‘Change to Company Details’ form by following these steps:

  1. Select the Start new form option from the left-hand side menu.
  2. Choose the form you wish to submit – in this case, the 484 Change to Company Details form.
  3. Choose the relevant subsections that apply (such as Address, Appointment or Cease officeholder) and click Next at the bottom of the screen.
  4. Enter the required information on the next page and click Next to review your entries.
  5. Confirm the details of your change if prompted.
  6. Once the form has been completed, you can submit it by clicking on Yes and Submit next to the ‘Electronic Lodgement Protocol Declaration’.

Important: If you do not wish to submit the form immediately, click Validate Now under Submit Later to save your progress.

If you choose Yes and Submit, your form will be sent to ASIC and processed accordingly. Once processed, your updated company details will be reflected on ASIC online.

What Details Can You Change On ASIC Online?

You can use ASIC online to update various company details, including:

  • Your company address
  • The appointment or removal of company officeholders
  • The addition or removal of an ultimate holding company
  • Changes in your share structure
  • The transfer of shares
  • The appointment or removal of members

As the regulatory environment continues to evolve in 2025, it’s a smart strategy to regularly review and update your company details. This proactive approach helps safeguard your business from potential compliance issues. For more quick tips on keeping your business compliant, check out our guide on registering your company online and our insights on how to start a small company. Additionally, our article on does business structure matter? might offer further useful perspectives for your evolving business needs.

Need More Help?

If you need a hand using ASIC’s online portal, you can check out their range of PDF tutorials on specific company detail changes on their website. Alternatively, get in touch with our friendly team at Sprintlaw – we’re ready to help point you in the right direction. You can call us at 1800 730 617 or email us directly at team@sprintlaw.com.au.

Also, you might find that using ASIC’s online form manager can be a tedious process. If you’re juggling multiple aspects of your business, our Sprintlaw CoSec service can take the hassle out of your ASIC compliance. When you subscribe to Sprintlaw CoSec, we’re appointed as your Registered Agent, giving you dedicated legal support in managing all changes to your ASIC register – so you can focus on growing your business.

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