SECP Form 26 in Pakistan: Filing of a Company Special Resolution: Professional Guidance and Assistance
A Special Resolution Should Be Properly Passed Before It Is Filed
Updated 20 September 2026. Current SECP Form 26 is used for filing a special resolution. The underlying member approval, notice, voting threshold and resolution text should satisfy the Companies Act before the filing is submitted.
Taxocrate can review the proposed special resolution, meeting or written-resolution process and the related Form 26 filing.
Updated 16 September 2026.
What Form 26 Covers
Form 26 is the current prescribed SECP form for filing a special resolution where the Companies Act requires the resolution to be filed.
Resolution Before Filing
The filing does not replace the legal process for passing the resolution. The company should first satisfy the applicable notice, quorum, voting and record requirements.
Changes Commonly Connected with Special Resolutions
Depending on the transaction, a special resolution can accompany amendments to constitutional documents, capital arrangements or other significant corporate decisions.
Keep the Resolution and Filing Consistent
The filed particulars should match the signed minutes, member resolution and any related statutory form.
Related Forms
See Form 7 — Share Capital, Form 4 — Principal Line of Business and SECP Statutory Forms Guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Form 26?
It is the current SECP prescribed form for filing a special resolution.
Does filing Form 26 itself pass the resolution?
No. The company must first validly pass the special resolution under the applicable Companies Act requirements.
Can a special resolution be linked with other forms?
Yes. A corporate change approved by special resolution can also trigger another event-based SECP filing.