Change your business address
If you’re a full access user, you can update your business, registered, mailing and personal addresses within Business Internet Banking and the Business banking app.
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Have either your card and card reader or mobile phone ready to approve your changes.
- Select the profile and settings icon in the top-right corner.
- In the 'Business Profile' tab, select 'Manage’.
- Select 'Your addresses' then the address you want to update and follow the on-screen guidance.
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By form
To get you to the right form we just need a bit of information from you.
Complete the form below
Once you have completed this form, sign and return it to:
Bank of Scotland, Business Banking, The Green Building, Kirkstall Road, Leeds, LS78 1LB.
Complete the form below
You can return the completed form to us by either:
emailing it to: CommercialClientServicing@LLoydsbanking.com, or
posting it to - Bank of Scotland, Commercial Servicing, Edinburgh, EH11 4DT
Complete the form below
You can return the completed form to us by either:
emailing it to: CommercialClientServicingSME@LLoydsbanking.com, or
posting it to - Bank of Scotland, Commercial Servicing, Edinburgh, EH11 4DT
Have either your card and card reader or mobile phone ready to approve your changes.
In Business Internet Banking
- Log in to Business Internet Banking.
- Select ‘Admin’ then ‘Your business’ tab.
- Under ‘Business contact details’ select ‘Addresses’.
- This screen displays your address details. Find the address you want to update and select 'Change'.
- Follow the onscreen guidance.
You’ll need to verify yourself using your card and reader once you’ve made your changes. You’ll then get a reference number.
Frequently asked questions
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If you tell us using Business Internet Banking or the mobile banking app, changes will be made immediately. If we are unable to process your changes straight away we will tell you when you submit your request.
All changes requested using the form will take 4 working days from when we receive your request.
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Business Address - Where your daily business activity takes place, also known as Trading Address.
Registered Address - This is your registered address.
Mailing Address - This is where we’ll send all your mail and bank statements.
Personal Address - Your home address, we might use this to confirm your identity.
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Yes, when you change your personal address, either online or by form, it updates across both your business and personal accounts.
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Only Full Access Users are able to change the business address. If you are not a Full Access user, you’ll only be able to update your Personal address. Learn more about access types and how to change them.
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I don’t have a named Relationship Manager
All of your correspondence will be sent to your mailing address including your statements.
I have a named Relationship Manager
We usually use the Mailing Address for all correspondence, including statements and invoices. However, If you have a named Relationship Manager and want your business account statements and invoices sent to a different address, from other types of correspondence, you can do this online by changing the statement address or use Section 4 of the form to give a statement address for your sterling accounts.
If you need to update the statement address for your non-sterling accounts please send us a letter, signed by all signatories, to confirm the products and address you want updated. Post it to – Bank of Scotland, Commercial Servicing, Edinburgh, EH11 4DT.
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You can also tell us about these changes in the form above. Just select ‘Yes’ to the question in Section 2, then enter your new business contact numbers and email address.
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We need to be sure that the right people in your business are happy to update your business address. We do this by checking this against the people you have told us about in your bank mandate.
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No, you can’t change your business details at a branch. But our colleagues can give you the change of business details form. You’ll need to sign this form in line with your mandate. You may need to take the form away and collect the signatures needed.
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Find out how to update your personal details.
It's easy in the app
- Open the app and tap the ‘Profile and settings’ icon in the top-right corner.
- In the ‘Profile’ tab, tap ‘View and update your addresses’.
- Select ‘Addresses’ in the next screen.
- This screen displays your address details. Find the address you want to update and select ‘Change’.
- Follow the on-screen guidance.
Not registered for the app?
Not registered for the app?
Business Internet Banking
- Log in to Business Internet Banking.
- Click on ‘Admin’ and check you are in the Your business tab.
- In the Business contact details section, select ‘Addresses’.
- This screen displays your address details. Find the address you want to update and select ‘Change’.
- Follow the on-screen guidance.
You’ll need to verify yourself using your card and reader once you’ve made your changes. You’ll then get a reference number.
Frequently asked questions
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The fastest and easiest way to update your business address is online.
However, if you can’t use Business Internet Banking, you can still request the change by completing a paper form.
Complete the form below
Once you have completed this form, sign and return it to:
Bank of Scotland, Business Banking, The Green Building, Kirkstall Road, Leeds, LS78 1LB.
Complete the form below
You can return the completed form to us by either:
emailing it to: CommercialClientServicing@LLoydsbanking.com, or
posting it to - Bank of Scotland, Commercial Servicing, Edinburgh, EH11 4DT
Complete the form below
You can return the completed form to us by either:
emailing it to: CommercialClientServicingSME@LLoydsbanking.com, or
posting it to - Bank of Scotland, Commercial Servicing, Edinburgh, EH11 4DT
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If you tell us using Business Internet Banking or the mobile banking app, changes will be made immediately. If we are unable to process your changes straight away we will tell you when you submit your request.
All changes requested using the form will take 4 working days from when we receive your request.
-
Business Address - Where your daily business activity takes place, also known as Trading Address.
Registered Address - This is your registered address.
Mailing Address - This is where we’ll send all your mail and bank statements.
Personal Address - Your home address, we might use this to confirm your identity.
-
Yes, when you change your personal address, either online or by form, it updates across both your business and personal accounts.
-
Only Full Access Users are able to change the business address. If you are not a Full Access user, you’ll only be able to update your Personal address. Learn more about access types and how to change them.
-
I don’t have a named Relationship Manager
All of your correspondence will be sent to your mailing address including your statements.
I have a named Relationship Manager
We usually use the Mailing Address for all correspondence, including statements and invoices. However, If you have a named Relationship Manager and want your business account statements and invoices sent to a different address, from other types of correspondence, you can do this online by changing the statement address or use Section 4 of the form to give a statement address for your sterling accounts.
If you need to update the statement address for your non-sterling accounts please send us a letter, signed by all signatories, to confirm the products and address you want updated. Post it to – Bank of Scotland, Commercial Servicing, Edinburgh, EH11 4DT.
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You can also tell us about these changes in the form above. Just select ‘Yes’ to the question in Section 2, then enter your new business contact numbers and email address.
-
We need to be sure that the right people in your business are happy to update your business address. We do this by checking this against the people you have told us about in your bank mandate.
-
No, you can’t change your business details at a branch. But our colleagues can give you the change of business details form. You’ll need to sign this form in line with your mandate. You may need to take the form away and collect the signatures needed.
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Find out how to update your personal details.