Section 1 gives the company number and name. Section 2 gives the date the individual became a registrable person, which cannot be before 6 April 2016. Section 3 gives the individual’s details: title (optional), full forenames, surname, country or state of residence (in respect of the usual residential address in section A2), nationality and month and year of birth only. Section 4 gives the individual’s service address, which appears on the public record, does not have to be the residential address, and if the residential address is used it will appear on the public record. Page A1 (not shown on the public record) gives the full date of birth. A2 gives the usual residential address, where ‘Same as service address’ may be stated unless the service address in section 4 is ‘The Company’s Registered Office’, in which case the address must be given in full. A3 is the section 790ZF box, ticked only if the individual is applying for, or has been granted, exemption from disclosing the usual residential address to credit reference agencies. A4 is optional identity verification: a box ticked to confirm that the person has verified their identity in accordance with the Companies Act 2006 (section 1110A) and the 11-character Companies House personal code. A5 asks, where the name given does not match the verified name, for the reason: legally changed name, preferred name, translation or a different naming convention, or prefer not to say (not statutory information). Section 5 gives the nature of control for an individual. The nature of control is shown by ticking each statement that applies: ownership of shares and ownership of voting rights (tick only one band for each: more than 25% but not more than 50%, more than 50% but less than 75%, or 75% or more), the right to appoint or remove a majority of the board of directors, and, only if none of those apply, the right to exercise or actually exercise significant influence or control over the company. Section 6 covers control through a firm that is not a legal person, and section 7 control through a trust, each with the same shares, voting rights, board and influence statements. Section 8 gives the date the company had confirmation of the person’s status as a PSC and of all their required particulars (the later date). Section 9 is the authentication by printed name (no signature is needed), given by a director, secretary, person authorised (under section 270 or 274 of the Companies Act 2006), administrator, administrative receiver, receiver, receiver manager, Charity Commission receiver and manager, CIC manager or judicial factor (for a United Kingdom Societas, ‘director’ is deleted and the organ of the UKS of which the person authenticating is a member is inserted).