Articles Of Incorporation Canada
Whether you are incorporating federally or provincially in Canada, the articles of incorporation are a legal requirement. These documents are designed to provide the legal structure of your corporation. Additionally, this document includes the appointment of the corporation's first director(s) and the designation of its registered head office. When forming a corporation for the first time, the information and paperwork that needs to be processed can be complicated and confusing. To that end, we invite you to discover the comprehensive services we offer at IncorpDirect, Inc. As specialists in Canadian incorporation, our services and products are designed to simplify the process, allowing business owners to focus on their company. For businesses looking to incorporate in Canada, IncorpDirect can help them do so federally anywhere in Canada or provincially in one of four provinces: Ontario, Quebec, Alberta or BC. Each process has different requirements and offers different advantages. Provincial registration, for example, is typically cheaper but doesn't offer the same nationwide protection as a federal registration. In Quebec, for example, companies must also have a French name if the primary one is in a different language. In Ontario, Alberta or BC, business owners can choose one in English, French or a combination of both. No matter where the company is incorporated, articles of incorporation are required as part of the business incorporation and registration documents. When using the services of IncorpDirect, we will take care of the preparation and filing of your articles of incorporation and make sure that everything is done correctly and in a timely manner. Not only do we believe in offering the best service in the industry, but we also believe in making it as affordable as possible.
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