Alberta Corporation Registration
Alberta Corporation Registration
Alberta Company Registration Price Details:
Government fee: $450 (including government fee and electronic filing fee)
Service fee: $69 (including standard documents and certificates)
Business Number Registry fee: $26 (including standard documents)
Alberta does not require legal persons to be Canadian permanent residents or Canadian citizens. But you must have an Alberta address.
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Q&A
1. What is the Canadian Provincial Company Registration Service?
A: This service helps clients register local companies in various Canadian provinces (such as British Columbia, Ontario, and Alberta).
2. What is the difference between registering a provincial company and a federal company?
A: A provincial company can only operate in the province of registration, which is faster and less expensive, making it suitable for local businesses. A federal company can operate nationwide, but still requires additional registration in the province where it operates. If you primarily operate in a single province (such as British Columbia), provincial registration is more efficient.
3. What information or documents are required?
A: Registering a provincial company generally requires:
Company name (English/French/Company Number)
Information of principals (shareholders, directors)
Registered office address (business address is acceptable)
Description of business scope (required in some provinces)
4. How long does it take to register a provincial company?
A: Processing times vary slightly by province:
Usually 1–3 business days, 3–7 business days in some provinces.
5. Can I register a company without Canadian citizenship?
A: Yes. Non-residents can register a Canadian company, but they will need to provide valid identification, a Canadian address (where mail can be received), and may require a local nominee director (in some provinces).