How to Form a UK Limited Company The Simple – Step-by-Step Way

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Thinking of starting your own company in the UK? You’re in the right place. In this video, Ian from Your Company Formations walks you through the entire process of forming a limited company — step by step — without stress or confusion.

First, Ian explains how to choose the perfect company name. It’s not just about creativity — you’ll also need to avoid restricted or misleading terms and check for availability using Companies House or their free online tool. He also shares tips on making your name brand-friendly and memorable.

Next, Ian introduces the available formation packages and highlights their most recommended option: the fully inclusive package. This popular choice comes packed with features such as VAT registration, a registered London address, confirmation statement filing, a free .co.uk domain name, and even cashback perks when using partner services.

Once you’ve picked your package, it’s time to complete your application. Ian guides you through filling out your company details, including jurisdiction, business address, officer roles (such as director, shareholder, and PSC), and the required legal documents. You’ll also learn about share structure, authentication, and how to double-check your submission.

Everything is broken down with easy prompts, helpful explanations, and additional support if you need it, making the process smooth for first-timers and experienced founders alike.

By the end of this video, you’ll be fully equipped to form your limited company correctly, knowing you’ve handled every important detail with confidence.

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