Canadian corporations, whether federal or provincial, must maintain a registered office address within the jurisdiction of incorporation.
What Is a Registered Office?
The official address on file with the corporate registry, used for legal and government correspondence.
Who Is It For?
Non-resident founders and businesses without a physical office in their province or country of incorporation.
What Fort Filing Helps With
What’s Included
- A registered office address in your jurisdiction of incorporation
- Forwarding of official correspondence
What’s Not Included
- Physical office or workspace access
Requirements
Corporation name and jurisdiction of incorporation.
Important Notes
Fort Filing is not a government agency, law firm, CPA firm, or bank. We assist with the filing and administrative process only; we do not provide legal, tax, or accounting advice, and we cannot guarantee government approval or processing timelines.
FAQs
Is the registered office public information?
Yes, it’s part of the public corporate registry record.
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