Every guide, tip and definition on Incorpo.ca is signed by its author and reviewed by a licensed professional. Here’s who runs the company, who reviews, and how review works.
Portrait 1:1Jordan LeeLawyer, corporateLaw Society of British ColumbiaScope: British Columbia, Alberta, extra-provincial registration[n] pages reviewedReviewed pages →
Portrait 1:1Isabelle FortinNotaryChambre des notaires du QuébecScope: Minute book, resolutions, estate freeze, dissolution[n] pages reviewedReviewed pages →
Four steps, no exceptions. A page that hasn’t passed step 3 isn’t published; one whose check is older than [n] days shows a banner.
Median review time: [n] business days.
1Sourced writingWriters work from statutes and registry sites. Every figure gets a source link and access date before first review.Legal writing · in-house
2Fact checkA second team member repeats every check: fees, timing, residency, forms. Any mismatch blocks the page.Compliance team · [n]-point checklist
3Professional reviewThe scope’s reviewer reads, annotates and approves. Their name, order and date appear on the page. No approval, no publication.Board member · veto right
4Monitoring and updatesEvery fact is rechecked at source monthly. Changes are logged in the changelog as “Regulatory” with the date.Monthly watch · public changelog
Editorial policy, in short
The full version runs [n] pages. Here’s what really matters.
One official source per factRegistries, statutes, forms. Never a news article or competitor as the primary source.
A date on every fact“Verified on [date]” on the page, with the next scheduled check.
A named reviewerName and professional order on every page. No anonymous “reviewed by our legal team”.
Public correctionsEvery fix is logged in the changelog: what changed and why.
No sponsored contentNo partner, bank or firm shapes a guide. Affiliate links are flagged.
Information, not adviceEvery page states Incorpo.ca is not a law firm and gives no personalized legal advice.
Spotted an error? Email [email protected]: the fix is logged in the changelog within [n] business days, with date and source.
FAQ
Are reviewers Incorpo.ca employees?
No. They practise at their own firms and are paid per review. They keep a veto over content in their scope.
Is a review legal advice?
No. Review guarantees general information is accurate as of its date. Personalized advice goes through a partner lawyer, on request.
How do I become a reviewer?
Be licensed with a Canadian professional order (Bar, CPA, notaries) and practise corporate law or tax. Apply via Become a partner.
What does “Verified on [date]” mean?
A team member confirmed the figure or rule at its official source (REQ, Corporations Canada, provincial registries) on that date. The source is always linked.
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