Provider profile
1st Formations
UK company formation and company-services provider
UK company formation and company services, including a registered office and an online company manager.

Profile summary
- Provider model
- Corporate services provider
- Primary audience
- UK founders, non-resident founders forming UK companies, small businesses and publishers
- International reach
- Specialist / UK
Coverage
Why WiT Access covers this provider
WiT Access includes 1st Formations in its company structuring comparison because UK company formation and company services, including a registered office and an online company manager. It is set beside other providers on jurisdictions, incorporation and ongoing administration.
At a glance
- Provider type
- Corporate services provider
- Primary service
- Company structuring
- Global reach
- Specialist / UK
- Client type
- UK founders, non-resident founders forming UK companies, small businesses and publishers
- Featured service areas
- Company structuring
- Official website
- www.1stformations.co.uk
- Last reviewed
- 7 October 2026
Profile
UK company formation and company services, including a registered office and an online company manager. 1st Formations is a UK company formation and company-services provider. It forms UK entities and supports UK company administration. It is not a global formation or entity-management provider.
UK limited companies, LLPs and other UK entity packages. UK formation only. This is not a global jurisdiction-selection service. Registered office, service address and business address. Directorship services are not a core part of the published offering.
Company services and compliance support are available for UK companies. Accounting add-ons and partner services are available. Partner and third-party business services are available. That is not account approval.
UK formation only. Confirm the UK entity type. This page does not treat the service as global coverage. Package and renewal pricing is published.
1st Formations appears in Company structuring: Compare incorporation, administration and ongoing corporate services.
Who it may be relevant to
- May be relevant to uK founders, non-resident founders forming UK companies, small businesses and publishers.
How the service works
- Service model
- digital
Notable characteristics
- Recorded audience: UK founders, non-resident founders forming UK companies, small businesses and publishers
Points to consider
- UK limited companies, LLPs and other UK entity packages
- UK formation only. This is not a global jurisdiction-selection service
- UK formation only. Confirm the UK entity type. This page does not treat the service as global coverage
Questions to confirm
- Which jurisdictions can this provider incorporate or administer?
- What is included in formation, and what is ongoing administration?
- Which legal entity would be engaged?
- Does the service include banking introductions, accounting or local directors?
- Which filings and fees continue after incorporation?
- What still has to be confirmed with a locally qualified adviser?
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Service area
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Sources and review
Last reviewed: 7 October 2026
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