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Apply for SEIS/EIS Advance Assurance in Minutes — Get Approval in Days

Focus on growing your business, and we'll help you secure approval quickly. Apply for £490 + VAT with no hidden costs.

S(EIS) Application
Process

See How Easy It Is to Apply for SEIS/EIS Advance Assurance with Undo Capital

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Step 1
Check Your Eligibility

Start with a quick eligibility check — our AI Copilot instantly reviews your company against HMRC’s SEIS/EIS criteria, highlighting any risks upfront. Free, fast, and hassle-free.

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Step 2
Upload Documents & Auto-Fill Application

Upload your business plan, pitch deck, and supporting documents — our platform auto-fills the SEIS/EIS Advance Assurance application using your company data, saving you hours of manual work.

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Step 3
Expert Review & Submission to HMRC

Our legal experts review your application for accuracy and compliance. Once ready, we submit it directly to HMRC — maximising your chances of approval.

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“Our AI Copilot auto-fills your application based on your company data, aligned with HMRC benchmarks. It flags risks early, so you can fix them before submission. What normally takes days, we help you complete in minutes — and submit directly to HMRC.
Valeriia V. — Chief Executive Officer at Undo Capital
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Key Differences

What's the difference between SEIS and EIS?

SEIS is built for very early-stage startups raising up to £250k. It offers 50% tax relief to investors and applies to companies under 3 years old. EIS supports growing startups raising up to £5m per year. It provides 30% tax relief and suits companies under 7 years old with traction.
Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS)
Max Investment Per Investor

£100,000 per tax year

Tax Relief

50% income tax relief

Capital Gains Relief

50% CGT reinvestment relief

Company Age Limit

< 3 years old

Max Company Raise

£250,000 total under SEIS

Gross Assets Limit

< £350,000

Employees

< 25 full-time equivalent

Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS)
Max Investment Per Investor

£1 million (or £2m for knowledge-intensive)

Tax Relief

30% income tax relief

Capital Gains Relief

CGT deferral + no CGT on disposal after 3 years

Company Age Limit

< 7 years old (10 for knowledge-intensive)

Max Company Raise

£5 million per year, £12 million total

Gross Assets Limit

< £15 million before, £16 million after

Employees

< 250 (or 500 for knowledge-intensive)

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Key Differences

Got questions? We’ve got answers.

What is SEIS/EIS Advance Assurance and why do I need it?

Advance Assurance is a confirmation from HMRC that your company is likely to qualify for SEIS or EIS tax reliefs when it raises investment. It gives investors confidence that their tax benefits will be approved, making fundraising easier and faster.

How long does it take to get SEIS/EIS Advance Assurance from HMRC?

HMRC usually takes 4–6 weeks to review and respond to applications, though the timeline can vary depending on their workload and the complexity of your submission. At Undo Capital, we typically process applications within 2–5 working days.

What documents do I need to apply for SEIS/EIS Advance Assurance?

To apply for SEIS/EIS Advance Assurance, you’ll typically need the following documents:

• A completed HMRC application form

• Your business plan and financial forecasts

• A copy of your company’s memorandum and articles of association

• Details of your trading activitiesInformation about potential investors (if available)

What are the eligibility criteria for SEIS and EIS?

Key criteria include:

• Your company must have a UK permanent establishment

• You must be carrying out a qualifying tradeYou must meet the asset and employee limits (e.g. gross assets under £350k for SEIS, under £15m for EIS)

• You must raise funds within the scheme’s fundraising limits (£250k under SEIS, £12m under EIS, or £20m for knowledge-intensive companies)

• Money raised must be used for growth and development within a set timeframe

Do I need a lead investor to apply for Advance Assurance?

No, it is preferable that companies show interest from at least one potential investor. This doesn’t have to be a signed commitment — a simple letter or email from an investor can often be enough.

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