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A changed registered office: what it can and cannot tell you

A change of registered office is filed and public. Very often it is a change of accountant or formation agent, not of building.

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Who looks after the paperwork
Many firms register at their accountant's office. When that address changes, the company has often changed who looks after its paperwork. That change is filed, and it is public.
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A change of paperwork
A new registered office may mean a new accountant. It does not tell you the business has moved.
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Watch the change, not the company
An agent can look for companies whose registered office changed in the last 90 days. All we know is that the registered office changed, and when.

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A changed registered office: what it can and cannot tell you

Who looks after the paperwork

A change of paperwork

Watch the change, not the company

How to build a search that keeps working

See it with your own postcodes