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Director's consent to act template (Uganda)

Standard document Business & company Updated 9 June 2026 AI-generated

In brief

A precedent consent by a person to act as a director, for filing on appointment.

When to use this

When appointing a new director, to record their consent.

When a bespoke document is needed instead: For other officers (secretary, auditor) — adapt the consent accordingly.

The template

A precedent only. Replace every [PLACEHOLDER] with your own details; it contains no real party data. Have it reviewed before use.

Heading

[COMPANY NAME] (Registration No. [RIN])

CONSENT TO ACT AS A DIRECTOR

1. Consent

1.1 I, [NAME], (NIN [NIN]) of [ADDRESS], [occupation], consent to act as a director of [COMPANY NAME] with effect from [DATE].

2. Confirmations

2.1 I confirm that: (a) I am not disqualified or otherwise prohibited from acting as a director; (b) I am over 18 and of sound mind; and (c) I will comply with my duties under the Companies Act and the Company’s articles.

3. Particulars (for the register & filing)

3.1 Full name; former names; nationality; date of birth; occupation; service and residential address; other directorships: [complete].

Execution

Signed: ____________ Date: ________

Drafting notes

Eligibility
Confirm the appointee is over 18, of sound mind and not disqualified from acting as a director.
Duties
The appointee accepts the statutory duties of a director under the Companies Act.
Particulars
Capture the particulars the register of directors and URSB filing require.
File
File the appointment and consent with URSB and update the register of directors.

Execution requirements

  • The appointee signs the consent.
  • Directors must act within their powers and in the company’s interests (Companies Act s.194).
  • File the appointment with URSB and update the register of directors.

Governing law & citations

Governed by the Companies Act, Cap. 106 (2023 Revision), ss.194–195.

  • Companies Act, Cap. 106 (2023 Revision) — ss.194, 195.
Standard document · Business & company. Actively maintained. Last reviewed 9 June 2026; next review due 9 June 2027. This resource is a practitioner orientation and general information, not legal advice, and does not create an advocate–client relationship. It is AI-generated. Ugandan law changes and chapter and section numbers were revised in the 2023 Laws of Uganda. Verify every statute, rule, form, fee and authority against the current primary source — and the specific facts of your matter — before relying on it.