What’s the difference between a registered office and correspondence address?
The registered office address is where any legal or official mail is sent to by the Government and clients. It is a legal requirement to have a registered address for your business, and the address must be within the UK. The address details are available to the public and are displayed on the public records.
A registered office address can also be known as a virtual office address. We can assist with a registered office address, please see the link below for all of our registered office address: https://www.cfsformations.com/registered-office-address
A correspondence address (also known as a service address) is an official address that all company directors are legally required to have when they are appointed to a UK Company. Directors receive their statutory mail and legal notices from Companies House and HMRC at the Correspondence Address. The address details are available to the public and are displayed on the public records.
The Correspondence Address must be a physical address, and it can be located anywhere in the world, it can be a residential address, non-residential address or it can be the same address as the company’s Registered Office Address.
Using CFS Address Services
Using a separate service or correspondence address allows a director to keep their residential address off the public Companies House register, provided the residential address is not also used as their public service address.
Please note that the CFS correspondence-address service can only be used when the company also uses our registered-office-address service.
Official correspondence can be forwarded to an address of your choice. Depending on the service selected, post may be scanned or forwarded in its original form. Overseas forwarding may be subject to additional postal charges.
We can assist with a correspondence address please see the link below:https://www.cfsformations.com/index.php?option=com_incorporations&view=services&Itemid=369&ch=Y#ukregister
