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1Government & Agency Fees

2Corporation Name

3Corporation Address

4Incorporation Date

5Contact Person

6Directors

7Incorporator

8Articles of Incorporation

9Bylaws & Minute Book

10Skiped

11Registration Timeline

12Officers

13Share Structure (Standard)

14Share Structure (Advanced)

15Share Structure (Custom)

16Shareholders (Standard)

17Shareholders (Advanced)

18Shareholders (Custom)

19CRA, WSIB, & Others Account

20Corporate Kit & Supplies

21Additional Supports

22Note & Comments

Alberta Corporation Registration Online in as Little as 2 Business Hours

Service & Filing Fee*

Price:

Government & Registry Fee*

Price:

Some Additional Services That You will need

Required CRA and WCB Accounts

Canadian businesses may need CRA and WCB accounts to manage taxes, payroll, and workplace injury coverage

GST Account

Payroll Account

Import Account

Export Account

WCB Account

Post-Formation Mandatory Filings

CRA Business Number (BN)

Corporate Tax ID

What is Alberta corporation registration used for?

Alberta corporation registration creates a separate legal entity that can own assets, enter contracts, sue, and be sued under Alberta corporate law. It is used when a business owner wants to operate as an incorporated company instead of a sole proprietorship or partnership.

Who needs an Alberta incorporation package?

This service is for entrepreneurs, small business owners, partners, and investors who want to register a corporation in Alberta, including businesses with only one owner. It is commonly used when the business needs a formal legal structure, share ownership, and corporate registration with Alberta Corporate Registry.

What is CRA and WCB Accounts?

Canadian businesses may need to register for CRA program accounts and a WCB account depending on their business activities, payroll, and employee requirements. CRA accounts are used for tax-related programs such as GST/HST, payroll, and corporate tax, while WCB provides workplace injury insurance coverage for eligible workers. Setting up the right accounts helps your business meet tax and workplace insurance obligations and stay compliant.

What is Post-Formation Mandatory Filings?

A Business Number (BN) is a unique number assigned by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to identify your corporation for tax and government program purposes. The Corporate Tax Account is also managed by the CRA and is used to track your corporation’s income tax obligations, similar to how a SIN identifies an individual for personal tax matters.

Can I use this Alberta incorporation package for a professional corporation?

A standard Alberta corporation is not the same as an Alberta professional corporation. The “Professional Corporation” name element is limited to certain regulated professions, such as law, medicine, dentistry, optometry, chiropractic, and chartered professional accounting.

Do I need CRA or WCB accounts after incorporating in Alberta?

An incorporated business generally needs a CRA corporation income tax account, and it may also need GST/HST, payroll, or import-export accounts depending on its activities. A WCB-Alberta account may be needed if the corporation employs workers or requires coverage, clearance, or director/owner personal coverage.

Select Your Alberta Corporation Type

Choose Your Corporation Type & Name

Numbered Company

Named Company

Click here to see Example of Named and Numbered Corporation

Examples:
Numbered Corporation: 12345678 Alberta Ltd.
Named Corporation: Adam Consultancy Inc.

Would you like us to order an Alberta NUANS® report for your corporation name?

Yes: Reserve & Proceed $49

No: I have NUANS, Analysis & Proceed it $29

NUANS already done with Us $00

An Alberta NUANS report is Mandatory to Register a Corporation in ALBERTA.

Upload a valid Alberta NUANS Report

Accepted file types: pdf, docs, Max. file size: 15 MB.

What will be corporation's name?

Legal suffix

Activity of this Business

Is an Alberta NUANS report required to incorporate?

An Alberta NUANS report is required for a named Alberta corporation to check whether the proposed name is identical or too similar to another corporation name. A NUANS report is not required when Corporate Registry assigns a numbered corporation name.

Should I register a named or numbered Alberta corporation?

Choose a named Alberta corporation if you want a custom legal name for branding, marketing, or public identity. Choose a numbered corporation if a government-assigned legal name is acceptable for your business.

Numbered Corporation

A Numbered Corporation in Alberta is registered with a government-assigned number instead of a custom business name. The assigned number becomes the corporation’s legal name and can be used to operate the business.

Named Corporation

A Named Corporation in Alberta is registered with a unique business name that is reviewed and approved for use. This option is ideal if you want your corporation name to support your branding, marketing, and public identity.

Alberta Registered Office Address

Do you have an Address in this Province for the Corporation?

Corporation's Registered Address

Street Address Suite/Unit City Province Postal Code

Mailing address

Same as corporation's address

Corporation's Address

Street Address Suite/Unit City Province Postal Code

Records Office

Same as corporation's address

Corporation's Address

Street Address Suite/Unit City Province Postal Code

Registered Office Address and Mail Scanning Service

For 1 Year 599

For 2 Years $1099

An Alberta physical address is required to register a corporation in Alberta.

What is Registered Office Address?

Every Alberta corporation must have a registered office address in Alberta for receiving government notices and official documents. If you do not have a physical address in Alberta, you can use our Registered Address Service, which includes mail receiving and forwarding support.

Do I need an Alberta address to register an Alberta corporation?

Yes, an Alberta corporation must have a registered office that is a physical location in Alberta for receiving legal documents. If the records address is different from the registered office, it must also be physically located in Alberta.

Do you want a Future date for your corporation?

Select Corporation's future date

MM slash DD slash YYYY

Future Incorporation Date must be within 10 days from current date

Business product classification

Goods

Services

Both

Relevant Business industry

Contact person (also known as Agent for Service)

The contact person (also know Agent for Service) authorizes registration of this corporation. And may be contacted by Us, Registry Agent or the Alberta Government.

The contact person must be in Alberta.

If you do not have an agent for Service you may choose Us for it.

First name

Middle name (Optional)

Last name

Residency status in Alberta

Must be Resident in Alberta

Phone

Same as corporation's address

Complete address

Street Address Suite/Unit City Province Postal Code

Valid Alberta Photo ID Required

Upload Photo ID

Accepted file types: pdf, docs, Max. file size: 5 MB.

Do you have an agent in this province?

Yes

Alberta Agent for Service

Is an agent for service required for an Alberta corporation?

Yes, an Alberta corporation must appoint an agent for service located in Alberta who can accept notices and documents on behalf of the corporation. The agent must consent to the appointment and does not need to be a lawyer.

Director(s) Information

The company's shareholders elect a director to direct the company's affairs. The directors are responsible for the overall management of the company and make all important decisions and carry out certain responsibilities. Each director has equal rights and can be required to be present when opening a bank account.

First name

Middle name

Last name

Director's Canadian Residency

Citizen

None

Same as corporation's address

Complete address

Street Address Suite/Unit City Province Postal Code

Add Additional Director (if needed)

Second Director Details

First name

Middle Name

Last name

Canadian residency status

Citizen

None

Same as corporation's address

Address

Street Address Suite/Unit City Province Postal Code

Add Additional Director (if needed)

Third Director Details

First name

Middle name

Last name

Canadian residency status

Citizen

None

Same as corporation's address

Address

Street Address Suite/Unit City Province Postal Code

Add Additional Director (if needed)

Fourth Director Details

First name

Middle name

Last name

Canadian residency status

Citizen

None

Same as corporation's address

Address

Street Address Suite/Unit City Province Postal Code

Add Additional Director (if needed)

Fifth Director Details

First name

Last name

Middle Name

Canadian residency status

Citizen

None

Same as corporation's address

Address

Street Address Suite/Unit City Province Postal Code

Note: If you require more than five directors, please contact us. However, for now with up to five directors, you can proceed with your order, and later contact us to modify your order as needed. And send rest of information: info@amqlegals.ca

Who can be a director of an Alberta corporation?

An Alberta corporation must have at least one director, and the director must be an adult. Director information must be filed with Alberta Corporate Registry through the Notice of Directors.

Incorporator

The incorporator, typically the director(s), is the Legal entity or individual who initiates the process of incorporating a company. It is important to note that if you are making a request on behalf of a client, their information should be provided instead of your own.

Add the Incorporators

An incorporator is a person or organization who applies for incorporation. Typically, the individuals who serve as directors are also considered incorporators. If you are submitting an application for incorporation on behalf of a client, please provide their information rather than your own.

Will the Contact Person be a Incorporator of the corporation?

The Articles of Incorporation is a legal document that establishes a corporation as a separate legal entity from its owners. It looks like a constitution of Corporation. It typically includes information such as the corporation's name, registered office address, number of shares authorized, restrictions on share transfers, and other key details about the business.

Articles of Incorporation (Share Structure)

Standard (No specific class): Unlimited common shares, $00

Advanced (Two Share Class): Common voting & Common Non-voting $125 CAD

Custom (Your Own Words): Write or attach your own words $200

Standard share structure: This share structure is basically used by one and single owner (shareholder) corporation.It allows to issue unlimited number of shares without naming any specific share class. It does not make any distinction between voting shares and non-voting shares.

Advanced share structure: This structure is basically used by more than one owner and all the owners are family members corporation. It allows to issue class A common voting and class B common non-voting shares but does not allow issuing preferred shares.

Customize share structure: This structure is basically used by more than one owner and any one of the owners are non-family members (relatives, friends, business partners). This allows you to make custom share classes of your own (with/without preferred shares).

Custom (Your Own Words) Articles

Custom Articles of Incorporation

I can upload

I can write

I will email my file

Upload Articles of Incorporation

Accepted file types: pdf, docx, doc, Max. file size: 10 MB.

Write about Class of share, details on the rights, privileges, restrictions, and conditions, any restrictions on share transfer, or any other provisions.

Please email the file on info@amqlegals.ca along with your order number.

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Rights, Privileges, Restrictions and Conditions

Please provide details on the rights, privileges, restrictions, and conditions, if any, that apply to each share class, as well as the authority granted to the directors in relation to any series of shares that may be issued. If your corporation has only one share class, please indicate "NA"."

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Restrictions on Share Transfers

Please write if there are any restrictions on share transfer. If not, , please indicate "NA"

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Restrictions on Business or Powers

Restrictions, if any, on business the corporation may carry on or on powers the corporation may exercise. If none, enter "None"

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Other provisions

Other provisions, if any. write here or if no other provisions enter “NA”

What documents are required for Alberta incorporation?

The main filing package includes Articles of Incorporation, Notice of Address, Notice of Directors, Notice of Agent for Service, valid ID, and an Alberta NUANS report if registering a named corporation. The service page also collects details such as corporation name, address, directors, incorporator, share structure, bylaws, and minute book preferences.

Bylaws and Minute Book

Bylaws are a set of rules and regulations that govern the internal management of a corporation. Bylaws typically cover topics such as the election of directors, the duties and powers of officers, the conduct of meetings, and other internal governance matters. A Minute book is a collection of legal documents that are kept by a corporation to document its corporate activities and decisions. It typically includes the Articles of Incorporation, bylaws, board and shareholder meeting minutes, resolutions, and other important documents.

Do you want us to Prepare Bylaws & Minutebook for your Corporation?

Is a minute book required for an Alberta corporation?

Alberta corporations must prepare and maintain corporate records, including articles, bylaws, shareholder resolutions, director records, accounting records, and meeting minutes. Many corporations keep these records together in a corporate minute book for banking, audits, ownership changes, and compliance.

Shareholders, Officer, Share Price would be skipped if do not select Bylaws

If you skipped this section you can not add Corporation's officers, their designations (CEO, President etc.), share classes & prices, shareholders' names & percentage of ownershipIf you want to proceed click Next or Previous to add.

Registration Timeline

How fast do you need your incorporation be filed?*

Initial Common share price

Most of the corporations set an initial share price $1.00 per share.

Share Structure

Initial price for Share Class A Voting Common share

Most of the corporations set an initial share price $1.00 per share.

Will you initially be issuing Share Class B Non-Voting Common shares?

Yes

Shareholders can be individuals or other Businesses. Shares are assigned in terms of number, not in percentage. In most cases, each shareholder has one share. If you have multiple shareholders and want to assign in percentage.

Number of Shareholders

First Shareholder Details

Name of first shareholder

First name Middle name (Optional) Last name

Address of First Shareholder

Same as corporation's address

Address

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

Number of share for first shareholder

2nd Shareholder Details

Name of 2nd shareholder

First name Middle name (Optional) Last name

Address of 2nd shareholder

Same as corporation's address

Address

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

No. of Shares for 2nd shareholder

3rd Shareholder Details

Name of 3rd shareholder

First name Middle name (Optional) Last name

Address of 3rd shareholder

Same as corporation's address

Address

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

No. of Shares for 3rd shareholder

4th Shareholder Details

Name of 4th shareholder

First name Middle name (Optional) Last name

Shareholders can be individuals or other Businesses. Shares are assigned in terms of number, not in percentage. In most cases, each shareholder have one share. If you have multiple shareholders and want to assign in percentage. read the help section.

Number of Shareholders

1st Shareholder

Name of 1st shareholder

First name Middle name (Optional) Last name

First Shareholder: Full Address

First Shareholder: Share Class

First Shareholder: Number of Share

2nd Shareholder

Name of 2nd shareholder

First name Middle name (Optional) Last name

2nd Shareholder: Full Address

2nd Shareholder: Share Class

2nd Shareholder: Number of Share

3rd Shareholder

Name of 3rd shareholder

First name Middle name (Optional) Last name

3rd Shareholder: Full Address

3rd Shareholder: Share Class

3rd Shareholder: Number of Share

4th Shareholder

Name of 4th shareholder

First name Middle name (Optional) Last name

4th Shareholder: Full Address

4th Shareholder: Share Class

4th Shareholder: Number of Share

5th Shareholder

Name of 5th shareholder

First name Middle name (Optional) Last name

5th Shareholder: Full Address

5th Shareholder: Share Class

5th Shareholder: Number of Share

6th Shareholder

Name of 6th shareholder

First name Middle name (Optional) Last name

6th Shareholder: Full Address

6th Shareholder: Share Class

6th Shareholder: Number of Share

7th Shareholder

Name of 7th shareholder

First name Middle name (Optional) Last name

7th Shareholder: Full Address

7th Shareholder: Share Class

7th Shareholder: Number of Share

8th Shareholder

Name of 8th shareholder

First name Middle name (Optional) Last name

8th Shareholder: Full Address

8th Shareholder: Share Class

8th Shareholder: Number of Share

9th Shareholder

Name of 9th shareholder

First name Middle name (Optional) Last name

9th Shareholder: Full Address

9th Shareholder: Share Class

9th Shareholder: Number of Share

10th Shareholder

Name of 10th shareholder

First name Middle name (Optional) Last name

10th Shareholder: Full Address

10th Shareholder: Share Class

10th Shareholder: Number of Share

Mandatory Filing after Registration a Corporation

CRA, WCB & Other Accounts Registration

GST Account Setup

Payroll Account Setup

Import Account Setup

Export Account Setup

WCB Account Setup

CRA Account Setup

Corporate Tax ID Setup

Trade Name/DBA under This Corporation

Trade name: A trade name allows a business to create a distinct identity and brand that can help differentiate it from competitors. It can also help build customer recognition and loyalty. Registering a Trade name allows the corporation to conduct business under a more recognizable or marketable name, rather than just a number. However, it is important to note that registering a trade name does not create a separate legal entity; it simply allows the corporation to do business under a different name.

Corporate Kits & Supplies

Type of Share Certificate

Share style

Unit Price

Paper Type

Synthetic

Do you want share certificate folder ?

Do you want One sided share certificate folder ?

Unit Price One Sided Folder

Do you want Both sided share certificate folder ?

Unit Price Both Sided Folder

Corporate Kits & Supplies

Corporate Seal

Self-Inking Stamps

Do you want seal wafer adhesive for your seal?

Add Wafer

Additional Support services

Consultancy Support Services

Data Storage Services

New Business Tax Guideline Book

Domain & Official Email Address

Annual Return

Length of term for Domain

Length of term for Domain & Email

Shipping and Handling

Note & comment

Subtotal
Options
Total

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Alberta Corporation Registration Online

Alberta Corporation Registration Online in as Little as 2 Business Hours

Some Additional Services That You will need

Select Your Alberta Corporation Type

Alberta Registered Office Address

Contact person (also known as Agent for Service)

Director(s) Information

Second Director Details

Third Director Details

Fourth Director Details

Fifth Director Details

Incorporator

First Incorporator Details

Second Additional Incorporator

Third Additional Incorporator

Fourth Additional Incorporator

Fifth Additional Incorporator

Articles of Incorporation (Share Structure)

Custom (Your Own Words) Articles

Please provide details on the rights, privileges, restrictions, and conditions, if any, that apply to each share class, as well as the authority granted to the directors in relation to any series of shares that may be issued. If your corporation has only one share class, please indicate "NA"."

Please write if there are any restrictions on share transfer. If not, , please indicate "NA"

Restrictions, if any, on business the corporation may carry on or on powers the corporation may exercise. If none, enter "None"

Other provisions, if any. write here or if no other provisions enter “NA”

Bylaws and Minute Book

Shareholders, Officer, Share Price would be skipped if do not select Bylaws

Registration Timeline

Officer(s) Information

First Officer Details

Second Additional Officer

Third Additional Officer

Fourth Additional Officer

Fifth Additional Officer

Share Structure

Share Structure

Share Structure

First Share Class

Second Share Class

Third Share Class

Fourth Share Class

Fifth Share Class

Shareholders

First Shareholder Details

2nd Shareholder Details

3rd Shareholder Details

4th Shareholder Details

5th Shareholder Details

1st Shareholder Details

2nd Shareholder Details

3rd Shareholder Details

4th Shareholder Details

5th Shareholder Details

Shareholders

1st Shareholder

2nd Shareholder

3rd Shareholder

4th Shareholder

5th Shareholder

6th Shareholder

7th Shareholder

8th Shareholder

9th Shareholder

10th Shareholder

Mandatory Filing after Registration a Corporation

CRA, WCB & Other Accounts Registration

Corporate Kits & Supplies

Corporate Kits & Supplies

Additional Support services

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