FAQ
Questions candidates should ask before applying.
This FAQ is deliberately frank. A serious appointment should explain risk, tax, public records and refusal rights.
How much can I earn, and when do I get paid?
Fees vary by appointment and are set out in a written agreement before acceptance. Applying does not guarantee matching, appointment, fee level or timing.
Why would I be paid for this?
Any fee is consideration for a director appointment and the availability, public record and legal duties that come with it. It is not investment income or a guaranteed return.
Why is identity verification required?
UK company law and anti-money-laundering rules require identity and address checks before formal appointment. The first application form does not collect ID documents.
Will my name be public?
If appointed, director details appear on the Companies House public register. Historic appointment records generally remain visible even after resignation.
What are the risks?
Directors have statutory duties. Company failure, misconduct, late filings or false information can lead to investigations, disqualification, penalties or other consequences depending on the facts.
Can I resign?
A director can resign, but resignation must be properly filed and does not erase historical records or responsibilities arising while in office.
Is the fee taxable?
Director or service fees may be taxable. You are responsible for your own UK tax reporting and should speak to an accountant.
Do I pay to apply?
No application fee should be paid through this site. Anyone asking for money to fast-track an application should be treated as suspicious.