The legal address of the company to which Companies House will write. An appointed representative of the company should always be there to accept post.

is the address of a company filed at Companies House as being the administrative base for company operations, where documents such as registers of directors and shareholders reside and where legal documents may be served and public access obtained. Note that any company formed in England & Wales must have its Registered Office located in the same country, similarly a Scottish registered company must have its Registered Office located in Scotland. A company does not have to physically trade from its Registered Office.

The address to which all corporate documents are sent. A provincially incorporated business must have its registered office within the province of incorporation. A federally incorporated business must have its registered office within Canada. The address of the registered office does not have to be the actual place of business but it usually cannot be a post office box.

The office named in the articles of incorporation. The registered office need not be the principal office or place of business of the corporation, but must be where the registered agent is located.

The address wherein the Registered Agent will receive and forward documents on behalf of the client. Does not need to be, and usually is not, the Principal Place of Business.

In terms of the companies act all companies must have a registered office, which is a physical address where the minutes of meetings are open to inspection and other specified documents.

the legal address where the registered agent can be found.

The registered office of a company must be situated in Hong Kong.

The legal home of a company where the statutory books are usually kept – the postal address of the company notified to Companies House.

The address specified in the Articles of Incorporation or Articles of Organization where the registered agent is located. Note that this address does not have to be the principle office or place of business of the corporation or limited liability company.

The office named in the articles of incorporation. The registered office must be where the registered agent is located, and need not be the principal office or place of business of the corporation.

The physical street address that the registered agent will be available at during normal business hours.

The office named in the articles of incorporation located where the registered agent is located. Note that this need not be the principle office or place of business of the corporation.

The statutory address of a corporation. In states requiring the appointment of a Registered Agent, it is usually the address of the Registered Agent.

the registered office of the listee (in the case of a trust, the registered office of the management company or responsible entity of the managed investment scheme).

It is the official address of a company to which authorities, courts, and suitors send their notices, letters and reminders. The Registered Office (RO) can be anywhere in the jurisdiction of the incorporation. It must always be an effective address for delivering documents to the company. The RO is provided by a Registered Agent.

the official address of the company as stated on the register at Companies House. Any documents delivered to this address are legally served on the company.

a company's official address, which is notified to, and recognised by Companies House. It is a requirement of company law that all registered companies at Companies House have a registered office.

The registered office is the place designated for the receipt of official and important papers on behalf of the Company. The registered office is listed in the articles and must be located at a physical address in the state of domicile. Mail boxes and drop boxes are not allowed. The registered office may, but does not have to be, the place where the company does business.

The Memorandum of every Company must state whether the registered office of the Company is to be situated in England and Wales or Scotland. The registered office is the official headquarters of the Company to which law are maintained, e.g. directors and secretaries, members charges, debenture holders, etc.

The official address of a corporation and typically this address is the same as that of the registered agent.

The registered office is the place where the registered agent can be found. It may be the corporate office, or it may be the office of the corporation\'s attorney.

The official address of a company in its place of incorporation, where financial and statutory records relating to the company, its officers and its affairs are normally kept. Some jurisdictions allow for these records to be kept in other locations where the company has a place of business.

The Company address notified to the Companies Registry where a company's records will normally be kept. Under the Companies Act 1985 the registered office is to be quoted on company correspondence and is where official correspondence will be sent.

A corporation's official address.

The Registered Office is the address which is registered at the registering authority as the official address of a company, an association or any other legal entity. Generally it will form part of the public record.