UK Director Placement
A verified, UK-resident professional director appointed to your company, giving you the local credibility and compliance you need to operate in Britain.
A credible UK director on your company record
Albion places a verified, professional UK resident director on your company through Companies House. This satisfies all formal requirements and gives your business immediate credibility without you needing to be in the UK. The nominee will be listed on the public record at Companies House only, The nominee does not participate in the operations of the company, We provide you with Power of Attorney, confirming that you have full authority to act for the company as the beneficial owner.
Fully compliant with Companies House requirements
Director is a verified UK-resident professional
Protected by a signed nominee agreement
You retain full ownership and control of your company

What you Need to Provide
To set up your UK Nominee Director with Leadforce, all we need from you is a few essential details. This allows us to prepare all legal agreements and ensure full compliance with Companies House and HMRC.
Full legal name of the individual who owns the company
Residential or correspondence address for verification purposes
A short description of what your company does
ID for identity verification

"You appear on the official register. The owner makes every decision. You are fully protected by a signed agreement."
What Is a Nominee Director?
A nominee director is someone formally named as a director of a company, but who does not own or run the business. The actual owner stays in full control behind the scenes. You simply lend your name and director status, nothing more.
They are listed on the official company register as director.
They do not own or manage the business in any way.
The actual owner keeps full control at all times.
A clear, signed agreement protects you throughout
Built for international operators
This service is used by entrepreneurs and businesses around the world who need a legitimate UK presence.

Non-UK Residents
Founders and owners based outside the UK who need a local director on their company record.

Startups & SMEs
Early-stage businesses that need UK credibility fast without the overhead of hiring locally.

Privacy-Focused Owners
Business owners who prefer to keep their name off the public UK company register.

Businesses Needing Speed
Companies that need a director in place quickly to proceed with banking or due diligence.

Property & Investment Structures
Holding companies, SPVs, property investments that need proper governance.

Regulatory Compliance Needs
Firms requiring expert guidance to navigate complex legal and regulatory frameworks.
Understanding Our Nominee Director Tiers
Every nominee director is carefully assessed against Albion's internal qualification framework. The tiers below help you understand the experience, profile, and capabilities of the nominee directors available for your business requirements.
Elite
First-time director, no prior directorship history on Companies House

ClearScore 605+
Willing to hand over full GOV.UK One Login control
Can open a high-street bank account and at least one online account
Quarterly compliance payment: £25 (mandatory from first placement)
Premium
Fewer than 5 active directorships on Companies House

ClearScore 410+
Full GOV.UK One Login control handed over
At least one online bank account
Quarterly compliance payment: £25 (mandatory from first placement)
Established
5+ active directorships on Companies House

ClearScore 400+ (can be higher, but high CH count still lands here)
Full GOV.UK One Login control handed over
At least one online bank account
Quarterly compliance payment: £25, but discretionary (only offered if needed to secure a hesitant nominee)
Value
5+ active directorships on Companies House

ClearScore below 200
Keeps control of their own GOV.UK One Login (not handed to Albion)
Not willing/able to open bank accounts
No quarterly payment as standard — used for restricted Global Corp IQ listings / shelf company usage
Simple. Fast. Fully managed.
From initial enquiry to director appointed, typically within 48 hours.
- Step One
Tell Us About Your Company
Share your company details and what you need. We'll confirm eligibility and explain the process.
- Step Two
We Prepare the Agreement
A nominee director agreement is drafted, clearly defining the role and protecting all parties.
- Step Three
Director Appointed
Your new director is filed with Companies House. You receive confirmation and all relevant documents.
Have questions? We've got answers.
A UK nominee director is a professional appointed to act as a company director on behalf of the beneficial owner. The arrangement is fully legal when structured correctly under a signed nominee agreement and filed properly with Companies House.
Yes. You retain full ownership and operational control. The nominee director does not make business decisions or own shares — they appear on the public register under a formal agreement that protects all parties.
From initial enquiry to director appointed, the process typically takes within 48 hours once we have the required details and agreements in place.
Nominee directors are formally named on the Companies House record. Their responsibilities and limitations are clearly defined in the signed nominee agreement, while day-to-day control remains with you as the beneficial owner.
Pricing depends on the nominee tier and services required. Contact us for a tailored quote based on your company needs and preferred director profile.
All arrangements are covered by formal agreements and handled with professional discretion. Sensitive information is shared only as needed to complete compliance, filing, and identity verification.
Yes. Agreements can typically be ended early according to the terms set out in your nominee director contract. We’ll guide you through the process and any required Companies House filings.