Companies House and UK Company
Formation Agents
Companies House is the only organisation within England, Wales and
Scotland able to authorise the
registering of a UK limited company.
Whilst it is possible to form a company directly with Companies House,
most registrations are executed through
UK company formation agents.
The majority are able to connect to Companies House in order to carry
out the necessary company name search.
Following completion of the purchase and appointment of directors,
secretaries and shareholders, the registration agents will then provide
the necessary incorporation requests, submissions and successful company
incorporation documents to the end user.
UK Limited company formation can usually be completed in one day.
Companies House do offer a premium guaranteed same day service, but this
is often unnecessary.
Most company set-ups are completed within three to four hours following
the time of their submission.
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