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Skip “Inc.” or “Ltd.”: the legal element is added at filing. Try: · ·« Atelier Nordique » : availableNo conflict in the four registries. Reserve it before someone else does.Reserve this name
Business registriesChecked just now
- Nuans (federal)All Canadian corporationsFreeAvailableNo identical or similar name found.
- REQ (Quebec)Registraire des entreprisesFreeAvailableNo identical or similar name found.
- Ontario (OBR)Ontario Business RegistryFreeAvailableNo identical or similar name found.
- British ColumbiaBC RegistriesFreeAvailableNo identical or similar name found.
Indicative result, not binding: final availability is confirmed by the registry at filing. An official Nuans report ([amount]) is required for a named corporation federally and in Ontario.
Domain names
- ateliernordique.caAvailable
- ateliernordique.comTaken
- ateliernordique.quebecSimilar taken
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Name analysisDistinctive element « Atelier » stands out.Descriptive element « Nordique » describes the business.French language (Quebec) Charter-compatible.Regulated terms No reserved word (bank, insurance, university…).
Three close alternatives
Built from your name · same distinctive elementThe three parts of a compliant name
A refused name costs the filing fee ($397 Quebec, $200 federal) and one to two weeks. Here’s what registries check.
Verified on [date] · Sources: Corporations Canada, REQ, OQLFDistinctiveThe word that identifies you
An invented word, a surname or a term unrelated to the business (“Nordique”). Registries compare this against existing names.
An invented word, a surname or a term unrelated to the business (“Nordique”). Registries compare this against existing names.
DescriptiveThe word that describes the business
“Studio”, “Clinic”, “Consulting”. On its own it’s refused: too descriptive to protect.
“Studio”, “Clinic”, “Consulting”. On its own it’s refused: too descriptive to protect.
LegalThe corporate designation
“Inc.”, “Ltd.”, “Corp.”. Added automatically at filing; don’t type it here.
“Inc.”, “Ltd.”, “Corp.”. Added automatically at filing; don’t type it here.
ProhibitedWhat blocks outright
Regulated terms (bank, insurance, university), government references, misleading or obscene names and, in Quebec, a name without a French version.
Regulated terms (bank, insurance, university), government references, misleading or obscene names and, in Quebec, a name without a French version.