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The confirmation statement is the annual filing every UK company must make - even dormant ones. What it covers, what it costs and what happens if you miss it.

What a London virtual office actually includes, how it differs from a registered office, and what to check before you buy one for your UK company.

Non-residents can own and direct UK companies without visiting. The full process: structure, identity checks, registered office, banking and first filings.

Opening a UK business bank account as a non-resident director: what banks ask for, which providers accept overseas owners, and how to prepare.

Step by step: choosing a structure, registering at Companies House, your registered office, and the filings that follow in year one.

What you need to set up a UK limited company: director and shareholder details, a registered office, SIC codes and articles - filed in one working day.

The legal rules for UK registered office addresses: what qualifies, what Companies House rejects, and the March 2024 registered email requirement.

You do not need to be in the UK to register a UK company. How overseas founders incorporate remotely - documents, ID checks and timelines.

Why a London W1 registered office adds credibility, keeps your home address private, and how mail scanning works day to day.

Your home address goes public when you use it as a registered office or service address. How to keep it off the Companies House register.

Where to file, what to check before you submit, the Companies House fee, and the mistakes that get confirmation statements rejected.

Directors need a service address; companies need a registered office. They are not the same thing - and mixing them up puts your home address on record.