Overview of a Company Secretary Resignation Letter

What is a Company Secretary Resignation Letter?

A Company Secretary’s Letter of Resignation is a document to keep a formal record of the resignation of a company secretary.

A Company Secretary’s Letter of Resignation  can also help ensure that the outgoing company secretary cannot make any future claims against the company.

A Company Secretary’s Letter of Resignation is also used to give notice to an employer of the company secretary’s resignation, including the intended last day of work.

Key points included

  • Details of the company;
  • Full name of the company secretary that is resigning;
  • Date of resignation; and
  • Date of the letter of resignation.

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