{:241} Named Corporation: You can propose a name for your corporation. we will make sure your proposed business name has no conflict with other different Companies name. We will first do a pre-search. If pre-search shows conflict, we will request another name up to 3 names at free of cost.

{:241} Numbered Corporation: You corporation's name will be a numbered name. That means, the first part of the name with a random number generated by the Government registries. For Example: '354777 {:241} Inc.' A NUANS report is not required for this choice.

{:241} Numbered Corporation: You corporation's name will be a numbered name. That means, the first part of the name with a random number generated by the Government registries. For Example: '354777 Canada Inc.' A NUANS report is not required for this choice.

Basic Articles of Incorporation: This is suitable for most corporations with single owner and corporations with multiple owners but do not want to differentiate between shareholders.

Advanced Articles of Incorporation: Suitable for corporation who wish to have shareholders with voting power & non-voting power. Shareholders with voting power are decision makers while non-voting shareholders don't involve in any business decisions. Corporation will have Class A Common Voting Shares and Class B Common Non-voting Shares.

Custom Articles of Incorporation: For advanced users. With this option you can define shared classes. If you select custom share structure please provide the rights & restrictions for all the custom share classes in the box provided below.

A corporate minute book is a record of your corporation’s By-laws, rules, activities, minutes and such registry and legal documents. Typically, the corporate minute book is accessible at the head office of the Corporation or at the Corporation’s records office address.
What is the use of a minute?
Corporation regulations require that you have a properly maintained minute book with up to date information and changes made to the business. When you visit a bank to open an account for the business, the minute book is accepted as proof of shareholders' names.
What is included in a minute book?

• Articles of Incorporation
• By-laws of the Corporation
• Minutes of the directors’ and shareholders’
• Meetings/Resolutions
• Directors and officer’s registers
• Shareholder register and ledgers
• Share transfer register
• Share certificates

All Federal Corporations must register with the Provincial Government where the head office of your corporation is located. Your Federal company is not complete without this registration. Proof of an Extra-provincial registration is often required for opening bank accounts and for lease agreements. We have included this extra-provincial as it is mandatory for all Federal Corporations.

Agent for service: is a contact person for the corporation who resides in Alberta. Usually a director can be an agent of service.

A Director is chosen by the shareholders of a corporation to oversee and manage the company's operations. It is a requirement for the corporation to have at least one director.

An Incorporator is responsible for starting and organizing the process of forming a corporation. Incorporators initiate the legal process of creating a corporation by filing the necessary paperwork.

Shareholders, also known as stockholders or members in some cases, own shares or equity in a corporation. They have a financial stake in the company, which grants them certain rights and responsibilities within the organization.

Officers in a corporation, which may include roles like President, Vice President (VP), Treasurer, and CEO (Chief Executive Officer), are individuals appointed by the board of directors to manage and oversee the day-to-day operations of the company. Each officer typically holds specific titles corresponding to their responsibilities

You will receive the Articles and Certificate of Incorporation by Email based on the selected Processing Queue.