Compliance & services
Virtual office
How your Korp registered address appears in your account and carries through your filings, and how its mail is handled.
If you don't have a Philippine office yet, Korp provides a virtual office: a registered business address your company uses on its filings, without leasing space. It's set up with your incorporation. For what the SEC, BIR and city hall each need from an address, see the registered address guide; for locations and prices, see Virtual office on our website.
Korp provides the virtual office today — it's part of your setup from day one. We're also building it into your dashboard, so you'll soon manage it there. Questions in the meantime? Ask in Korp ASK or talk to an expert.
Where your address is used#
The same address carries through your whole setup: it's your registered address on your SEC filings, your BIR registration is filed with the Revenue District Office covering it, and your business permit is processed with that address's city or municipality.
Mail#
Mail from government agencies sent to your registered address is handled by Korp.
What you'll see in your dashboard#
A preview of what we're building. The service itself is available today — it's set up with your incorporation.
The virtual office will appear in your dashboard as part of your company profile:
- Your registered address, exactly as it appears on your SEC filings, ready to copy into contracts and forms.
- Address documents — the proof-of-address paperwork agencies and banks ask for, downloadable when you need it.
- Your plan and renewal — which address you're on and when the next quarter renews.