Direct answer
Address rules differ by jurisdiction: some require a local registered office, some a physical business location tied to the licence, and some a registered agent. Confirm the rule with the authority first, then choose an arrangement that meets it. In UK, the primary authority for the guidance we rely on is GOV.UK / Companies House.
What INCORPSYS organizes in UK
- Confirm the address requirement for your structure and activity
- Check what evidence of address the authority asks for
- Compare arrangements against the official rule
Official guidance for UK
UK registration requires an official registered office and a SIC code that identifies the company’s business activity.
Registered Office and SIC Code in UK
What you provide
- Where the business will actually operate
- Any address you already hold in the jurisdiction
Useful guides
Costs and timelines
Fees vary — verify with the authorityFees vary by authority, activity, structure and selected services. Verify current charges with GOV.UK / Companies House before payment. INCORPSYS shows the official source for every government fee. INCORPSYS service fee: contact for service fee.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use a virtual office as a registered office?
It depends on the jurisdiction and, in some cases, the activity or licence. Check the authority's address rules first; the country guides link to them.
How we write our guidesWe summarise official guidance and link to it. We do not publish fees, timelines or approval promises unless the authority does. Read our methodology.