Every UK limited company needs a registered office address. Ours is a genuine Woolwich, London SE18 commercial address — ready for your incorporation in minutes.
Under the Companies Act 2006, every UK limited company must have a registered office: an official address where Companies House and other statutory bodies can deliver legal mail. It appears on the public register and must be a real physical location — not a PO Box.
A virtual registered office gives you that official SE18 London address while you work from home, a co-working space, or anywhere at all. It's a legal requirement many people avoid until the last minute, yet it's one of the simplest things to arrange — and we make it automatic, with mail handling built in.
If you run your company from home, your domestic address can end up on the public register. A virtual registered office keeps your personal life private and untouched by statutory mail.
An SE18 Woolwich address carries real weight with clients, lenders and suppliers — establishing that your company is an established UK business rather than a home-run side project.
Companies House, HMRC and HMRC-adjacent correspondence is time-sensitive. We hold every item securely and scan or forward it so nothing gets lost or overlooked.
A traditional office lease in London is far beyond most small firms. Our registered office plans start at £12.99/month with no long-term commitment.
Ready to use our SE18 address on your next Companies House filing?
It takes minutes to set up — no office, no lease, no hassle.
Get Your Registered OfficeYes. A virtual registered office is a legitimate way to satisfy the Companies House requirement for a UK registered office address, provided the address is a physical location where mail is accepted and can be recorded. There is no requirement to occupy the premises.
Yes. Our address at Unit 6, Block 3, Dockyard Industrial Estate, Church Street, Woolwich, London SE18 5PQ is a physical commercial premise, fully eligible to be used as your registered office address.
Yes. We accept and hold all official mail including Companies House correspondence, HMRC letters and other legal post, then forward or scan it to you according to your plan.
A registered office is the statutory address of the company shown on the Companies House register, where statutory mail is delivered. A service address is used for the personal details of directors or shareholders to keep their home address private.
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