Registered Office Address

Every company in Ireland is required under Irish law to have a registered office. The registered office of a company is that to which CRO correspondence and all formal legal notices addressed to the company will be sent. The registered office of any Irish formed company must be within the Irish state.

Physical Location
The address must be a physical location, its can not be a P.O. box number, because people have the right to visit the company’s registered office to inspect certain registers and documents and especially to deliver documents by hand. A letter addressed to the company at its registered office address must be capable of being delivered.

Updating the Registered Office
It is most important that a company keeps the CRO informed of the location of its registered office, as formal communications are sent to that address.

Important note: As detailed in Section 51 of the Companies Act 2014, it should be noted that any document left at or sent by post to the place recorded at the CRO as the situation of the registered office of a company is deemed by law to have been left at or sent by post to the registered office of the company, not withstanding that the situation of its registered office may have changed.

A company notifies its change of registered office by easily filing a completed Form B2 on CORE (The CRO website). The change becomes legally effective only when the CRO has registered the form. It is an offence not to file a Form B2 where one is required.

Under its current authorisation by the Dept. of Justice of Ireland, KCD Capital Partners, as the operators of The Mercury Building, is duly licensed to offer the provision of a registered office address etc.,