A large number of the details and structure of the company can be changed after incorporation. The exceptions are the company’s registered number and country in which the company is registered.
The board of directors can make changes such as the appointment of additional directors, change of secretary, change of registered office or accounting reference date. These changes must normally be filed with the Registrar of Companies within 14 days.
However changes in the name of the company, articles of association and the objects clause of the Memorandum of Association require signed agreement from all shareholders. If this is not possible, a meeting must be held and notice of the meeting along with a signed agreement from 95% of the shareholders will have to be made. These changes must all be filed with Companies House.
To increase share capital, shareholders must first agree with directors to allot new shares and then the directors will need to invite applications for shares and allot them.
A change in the registered office can be made by filing the relevant forms with Companies House after being decided and agreed by the board. However letterheads, stationary etc. will need to be reprinted.
Formation Agents such as Wisteria can act as a registered office for your company and provide statutory mail forwarding within the registered office cost.
You can begin your online company formation here and select Wisteria as your registered office:
