Registered address: what it allows, and what it does not

A registered address gives your company the address of its head office in a business centre, with a certificate and mail handling.

What it allows

Registering or transferring the head office, receiving official mail, showing a professional address on your documents.

What it does not allow

It cannot be used to declare a secondary establishment: that requires real premises.

How to compare two offers

Look at how fast the certificate is issued, how you are told that mail has arrived, and whether you can meet a client on site.