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There are various types of business registry filings that businesses may need to submit to establish, maintain, or update their corporate records. Here are some common types of business registry filings in Canada:

Service Description
Corporate Name Change To officially change your corporate name, an amendment to the Articles of Incorporation is required. Our corporate lawyers can assist you in drafting the necessary paperwork. Click here to Learn more.
Annual Return File an annual return to maintain good standing for your corporation or non-profit organization. It includes details about the registered office, directors, and shareholders/members. Click here to Learn more.
Revive a Corporation If your corporation has been dissolved and you wish to restore it, you'll need to file articles of revival. Click here to Learn more.
Add/Remove Director Adding or removing a director involves nominating, appointing, or dismissing individuals to or from the board of directors. This process includes legal requirements, documentation, orientation for new directors, and resignation or retirement procedures. Removal can occur through shareholder votes or board decisions, depending on the circumstances. Click here to Learn more.
Dissolve a Business If you decide to dissolve your corporation or unincorporated business, you'll need to file dissolution documents. Click here to Learn more.
Continuance – Move to another jurisdiction Change your corporation's legal jurisdiction while maintaining its identity and structure. This process may involve moving to a different province, territory, or jurisdiction to take advantage of various laws or business opportunities. Click here to Learn more.
Article Amendment Amend your corporation's Articles of Incorporation with legal documents known as Articles of Amendment. These changes may include modifications to your corporation's name, structure, or purpose. Our corporate lawyers can assist you with drafting and filing these documents. Click here to Learn more.