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Secretarial Services (UK) Ltd

Active   Private Limited Company · No. 05644844 · aged 20 years

Incorporated
5 December 2005
Registered
Registered in Brent, London · NW9 8TZ
Industry
Professional & scientific 70229 · Management consultancy activities other than financial management
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30 September 2026 Overdue
Confirmation statement
23 June 2027

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