What's the difference between a registered office and a service address?

A registered office is the company's official address on the public register. A service address (director's correspondence address) is the personal address shown for each director or PSC. Many directors use our service for both to keep their home address private.

Is this the same as a virtual address?

It's similar — a service address gives directors and PSCs a professional London or Edinburgh address for the public register and statutory correspondence, instead of using their home address.

Will my mail be forwarded?

Yes — statutory correspondence for the director or PSC is scanned and forwarded to you digitally.

Director Service Address

Every UK company director and person with significant control (PSC) must give a correspondence address that appears on the public Companies House register. Use our London or Edinburgh service address instead of your home — we receive and forward your statutory mail. Also known as a director's correspondence address or virtual address.

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Who this is for

You're a director or PSC who wants to keep your home address private
You want a professional London or Edinburgh correspondence address on the public register
You're a non-resident officer without a UK address