Certificat de constitutionCertificate of Incorporation
N° [000000-0]Corporate nameAtelier Nordique inc.
JurisdictionCanada (federal)
DirectorAmélie Tremblay
Signed electronically
Federal and provincial registries — all operational
Your company, incorporated in minutes.
Anywhere in Canada. Federal, 10 provinces, 3 territories. Flat fees, government fees shown separately, digital minute book included.
- companies incorporated
- [12,400]+
- [1,870] verified reviews
- 4.9/5
- jurisdictions
- 14
- median federal turnaround
- 24 h
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Every decision in the flow fills in a line of the official document. Nothing hidden, nothing extra.
- 1NameChecked against Nuans and provincial registries
- 2JurisdictionAn explained recommendation: federal or provincial
- 3Directors and shareholdersReady-made share classes
- 4E-signatureCompliant, time-stamped, filed in the minute book
- 5“Incorporated” stampRegistry confirmation and real-time tracking
All of Canada
14 jurisdictions. One platform.
Pick a jurisdiction: registry fee, typical turnaround and director residency rules.
Selected jurisdictionQuebec
Registry online- Government fee
- $397
- Typical turnaround
- 2 business days
- Director residency
- No requirement
French-language name required. REQ registration included in the filing.
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Services
From incorporation to compliance, every year.
Federal incorporationName protected across Canada, articles, by-laws, resolutions, minute book.From $149 + $200 feeProvincial incorporationOntario, Quebec, B.C., Alberta and the 9 other jurisdictions.From $149 + registry feeNon-residentsThe right structure, registered office and agent for service included.From $699 + feesAnnual returnsReminders at 60 / 30 / 7 days and one-click filing.$49 per returnDigital minute bookRegisters, resolutions and signatures, always current.Included from CompleteTrademarkSearch, CIPO filing and opposition tracking.From $349 + CIPO fees
Pricing
Flat fees. Registry fees apart.
Government fees at cost: federal $200, Ontario $300, British Columbia $350, Quebec $397.
EssentialStart without extras.
$149+ gov. fees
- Articles and certificate
- Name report
- Business number
- Real-time tracking
CompleteThe whole corporate record.
$299+ gov. fees
- Everything in Essential
- By-laws and resolutions
- Digital minute book
- Share certificates
- GST/QST registration
PremiumWith ongoing compliance.
$499+ gov. fees
- Everything in Complete
- Year-1 annual return
- Shareholders’ agreement
- 30 min with an expert
Non-residentFrom France or anywhere.
$699+ gov. fees
- Everything in Complete
- Registered office, 12 months
- Agent for service
- Assisted bank account opening
Comparison
Lawyer, DIY, or Incorpo.
| Criteria | Law firm | DIY | Incorpo.ca |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fees | [$1,500 – 3,000] | $0 | $149 – 699 |
| Government fees | At cost | At cost | At cost, shown separately |
| Turnaround | 1 to 3 weeks | Varies | 24 h median (federal) |
| Minute book | Paper, extra | Do it yourself | Digital, included |
| Compliance reminders | Rarely | None | Automatic |
| Legal review | Yes | No | Review board + optional lawyer |
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« Moved from Lyon, knew nothing about registries. The jurisdiction recommendation was explained line by line. »
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FAQ
Straight answers.
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Help Center →Federal or provincial: which one?
Federal protects your name across Canada and costs a $200 fee; provincial is enough if you operate in one province. Our flow recommends one and tells you why.
What government fees should I expect?
Federal $200, Ontario $300, British Columbia $350, Quebec $397. Charged at cost and shown separately from our fees.
Can I incorporate if I’m not a Canadian resident?
Yes, in jurisdictions without a residency rule (Quebec, Ontario, B.C.). The Non-resident plan includes a registered office and agent for service.
Is Incorpo.ca a law firm?
No. We are a corporate-services platform. Our content is reviewed by a board, and a partner lawyer can step in on request.
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