Extra Provincial registration of a corporation into Alberta

Alberta is the least expensive Canadian province in which to carry on business. To extra-provincially register your existing corporation into Alberta, or any other Canadian jurisdiction, you will need to complete the following form.

To view an explanation of all the requirements for an extra-provincial registration HERE. Our fee to extra-provincially register your company in Alberta, act as the Registered Office Address, and Attorney for Service is $CDN 320.25, including GST. (An extra cost will apply if we need to gain Certified Copies to complete the Extra-Provincial Registration)

To Extra-Provincially register in a Province other than Alberta, please view the Government Disbursements for that province.

This is an automated form. Based on the answers you provide, to the questions below, our computer will build the needed application. Questions about this form should be directed to ARVIC.

Account Information:

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Articles of Incorporation

Every corporation wishing to extra-provincially register in Canada must provide evidence the corporation is in good standing in its home jurisdiction. Existing Canadian companies must provide certified copies of the existing articles of incorporation as filed in the home province along with certified copies of any and all amendments. Non Canadian corporations must provide a certificate of good standing.

We can not proceed to registration until you provide the above documents. Therefore, there is no need to complete this form until such time as you have obtained the required documents

Directors

Only individuals can be directors. There is no requirement that a director be a resident Canadian. An extra-provincial registration requires that at least one individual be named at the time of filing. However, you can elect to name up to 15 directors.

How many Individuals will be named as initial Directors?

Shareholders

There is no requirement to name shareholders at the time of registration. Shareholders are named at the time of the filing of the first corporate annual return. We will bring this to your attention one year from registration date.

Corporate Addresses

Every corporation must have both a "Registered Office Address" and a "Records Address" in the jurisdiction in which they register their company. We will act as your "Registered Office Address" and, if you elect, your "Records Address" for all Alberta Ex-Pro's. If you are registering in another jurisdiction then you will need to provide these addresses.

Will the Records Addresses be Arvic's address?

YES..

NO ..

Attorney for Services

Every extra-provincial corporation must have an "Attorney for Service" and may appoint an alternate "Attorney For Service" in the jurisdiction in which they register their company. Arvic staff will act as your "Attorney For Service" in Alberta. If you are registering in any other jurisdiction then you will need to appoint an "Attorney for Service".

Do you wish to appoint an Alternate Attorney?

YES..

NO ..

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