What is a registered office address? 

 

Any registered company that is incorporated in the UK is legally bound to have a registered office address. 

A Registered Office address is the official legal address for any company and stores the statutory registers needed at the time of inspection. It receives legal and statutory documents and correspondence from HMRC, government departments, and the Companies House. While it is not essential to be in the same address as the actual trading premises it has to be a physical postal address with the same jurisdiction in the UK where the business is registered. A registered office address can be a non-residential or residential address although it is recommended for privacy reasons to choose a non-residential option. 

 

 

Certain documents need a particular kind of attestation known as an ‘Apostille’. It is a kind of attestation by which you can legalise documents in a specific format that is recognised by countries that have signed the Hague Convention. It is an international attestation that is recognised and accepted in around 105 nations with most countries in the western world accepting it. 

 

An apostille stamp is square and computer-generated that is generally stamped on the back of any required document. It has a unique identification code that enables any nation to check its validity online. When a document is apostilled, there is no requirement for an embassy to check it further. 

 

A limited company is a legal entity in its own right which is set up and sits behind the name of a business. Having 'limited liability' status means you will not be personally liable for any financial losses made by the business which do not have any personal guarantees. This is not the case for sole traders and partnerships where the owners are personally liable for all the business debts. Also a limited company’s tax and legal liabilities become separated from the owners’. 

 

Historically the majority of the British people who emigrate abroad have been of working age. However, in recent times, a trend has been noticed that more and more retired British people are emigrating to other parts of the world. 

 

1. Australia – This country because of its climate, sunny beaches, easy lifestyle and low crime rate is one of the most popular destinations for British people to emigrate to. Not only this, when compared to London, the cost of living in Sydney is somewhat lower, which is also a main reason for more and more British people immigrating to Australia. 

 

The World Association of Detectives was established in 1925 with almost 1,000 members serving over 75 countries worldwide. Through these members, we are able to provide all aspects of private investigation services globally from tracing individuals to serving documents in every country using a reputed local fully approved W.A.D. member. 

 

If you want to trace a person yourself, we at CCS have compiled a list of techniques you can use, along with the problems associated with this method. If you believe you are able to trace an individual without the need to engage any professional help, we have provided the following list of processes to commence your search: 

 

On 18th March 2020, the government said that it would present a complete ban on evictions affected by COVID-19; and this ban will stand for both social as well as private rented accommodation. Due to the fear that thousands of people could lose their homes as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, the government has now extended the ban until 20th September. Under this rule, landlords will now not be able to evict their tenants in England and Wales till further notice. 

 

Ministers are working together with the courts and legislatures to make sure that courts in the UK can look after the interests of all parties involved, including the tenants and the landlords. Although most of the cases will be in favor of the tenants, renters will be getting a notice of six months if they are being evicted by their landlord. 

At these challenging times during the COVID-19 pandemic, our Process Servers are taking additional steps to make sure that all legal documents are delivered to you safely and securely. 

 

To keep everyone safe our operatives have all been briefed on the ABI guidelines and we have made a few changes to our already smooth process and taken the following precautions...