While setting up my UK company, I came across the term “Director’s service address” and wondered what it actually meant. Was it the same as my home address, or did it need to be a separate address specifically for official correspondence?
A Director’s service address is the official address that a company director provides to Companies House for receiving statutory correspondence related to their role. It is publicly available in the Companies House register, unlike a private residential address, and is used to maintain transparency in business operations.
The service address does not have to be the director’s residential address. It can be any physical address in the UK or abroad where the director can reliably receive official mail. Many directors opt for virtual office addresses or registered agent services to protect their privacy while complying with the law.
Key points about a director’s service address:
For directors who wish to safeguard their residential information, services like Business Globalizer provide reliable virtual addresses that meet Companies House requirements while ensuring privacy. To learn more about navigating a director’s service address and options for maintaining compliance, check out this helpful blog: Navigating a Director’s Service Address.
This blog provides practical insights for choosing the right service address and avoiding common pitfalls.
Or, if you want to know more about it, consult with Business Globalizer.
