Director Service Address Service

Protect your privacy with a professional London service address, Companies House compliant and set up the same day, from £25.95 + VAT a year.

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What is a director service address?

A director service address is your official correspondence address as a company director, and it’s published on the Companies House public register for anyone to see. It’s where Companies House, HMRC and the courts send statutory mail about your role. Every director has to provide one by law, alongside a home address. The difference matters: your service address is public, while your home address sits on a private register only certain authorities can access.

Annual Director Service Address

£25.95

+ VAT / year

Public: Your service address

Listed on Companies House, searchable by customers, suppliers, marketers and the public.

Private: Your residential address

Held on a separate register, shared only with bodies like the police and credit reference agencies.

Your service address can be anywhere in the world, but it can't be a PO Box. It has to be a real physical address where mail can be received and signed for.

What's included in our director address service?

Everything you need to stay private and compliant sits in one fixed annual fee. No bolt-ons, no surprise charges, and a real team you can call.

A professional London address

A genuine service address at 205 Regent Street, W1B 4HB for your director correspondence.

Home address kept private

Your residential address stays off the public register and out of reach of the public.

Statutory mail scanned and forwarded

Every official letter is scanned and emailed to you, usually the same day it lands.

Companies House compliant

A fully authorised address that meets Companies House requirements in full.

One fixed annual price

£25.95 + VAT a year, agreed up front with nothing hidden and the same price at renewal. Use it as your director, secretary or PSC address, and pair it with a registered office service or London business address if you want every address covered.

Why keep your home address off Companies House?

Here’s what a home address on the register actually exposes you to.

Risk	What it means for you
Privacy and safety	Your home is broadcast to customers, suppliers, and anyone with an internet connection.
Junk mail and cold callers	Marketing firms scrape the register, so your door and letterbox become fair game.
A less professional image	A house on a residential street reads very differently from a London business address.

Once your home address is on the public register, it’s very hard to take back. It sits in your filing history, and removing it later is fiddly and often incomplete. Getting it right from the start is far simpler.

How do I set up my Directors Service Address?

Step 01

Choose your service address and check out

Sorting payment in one go.

Step 02

Complete a short form

Share your company and director details.

Step 03

We confirm your address and update the record

Your mail forwarding starts.

Setup is quick and runs entirely online. Most directors are done in a few minutes. Prefer to do it by phone? Call our team on 01233 226 220 and we’ll set everything up with you.

How is my mail handled?

Every piece of statutory mail that arrives at your service address is scanned and emailed to you, so you see it fast wherever you are. Government mail is time-sensitive, and a missed deadline can mean a fine, so quick forwarding does real work.

This covers statutory mail tied to your role as a director, not general business post. If you need somewhere to receive customer and supplier correspondence too, a London business address is the better fit.

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FAQs on director service address

What is a director service address?

A director service address is the official correspondence address for a company director, listed on the Companies House public register. It’s where government bodies like Companies House and HMRC send statutory mail about your role. Every director must provide one, along with a private residential address. Most directors use a separate service address to keep their home off the public record.

Is a director service address different from a registered office?

Yes. A registered office is the company’s official address for statutory mail about the business itself, and it must be in the UK. A director service address is personal to you as an individual officer and can be anywhere in the world. Both appear on the public register, and they can be the same address, but they serve different legal purposes.

Will my home address still be public if I use a service address?

No. When you use our service address as your correspondence address, your home stays on a private register that only specified authorities, such as the police and credit reference agencies, can access. Your home only appears publicly if you’ve listed it yourself, either as your service address or in older filings, which you can then apply to remove.

How is my mail handled?

All statutory mail that arrives at your service address is scanned and emailed to you, usually the same day it’s received. This covers official correspondence from Companies House, HMRC and the courts. Because government mail is often time-sensitive, fast forwarding helps you avoid missed deadlines and penalties. General business or customer post isn’t covered by this service.

How quickly is a director service address set up?

Setup is same-day and fully online. You choose the service, complete a short form with your company and director details, and we handle the rest. Most directors finish in a few minutes. If you’d prefer help, you can set everything up over the phone with our team, who’ll guide you through each step.

Can I use a director service address if I'm a non-UK resident?

Yes. A director service address is available whether you live in the UK or overseas, and a service address itself can be located anywhere in the world. Many non-UK residents use our London address to meet Companies House requirements and keep their overseas home private. All your statutory mail is still scanned and emailed to you wherever you are.

Can I use a PO Box as my director service address?

No. Companies House doesn’t accept PO Boxes as a service address. It has to be a real physical location where mail can be received and acknowledged. That’s exactly what our London service address gives you: a genuine, compliant address at 205 Regent Street, so you meet the rules without using your home.

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