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A numbered corporation is a business entity that uses a numerical identifier instead of a distinct business name. Numbered corporations receive a number that’s automatically generated by the corporate registry and acts as the corporation’s legal name. 

A named corporation in British Columbia is a type of business entity that holds a unique and distinct name, which has been officially approved by the government. This name is legally protected within the province, ensuring that no other entity can use the same name within British Columbia.


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British Columbia Name Analysis & Name Approval


Please Note- A name approval is not required for the Numbered Company- The  Numbered Company name will look like this- 123456 B.C. Ltd.


Do name analysis and reserve name


In order to be accepted by the BC government, a business name must consist of two parts: a distinctive element and a descriptive element. The distinctive element must be unique or a made-up word, and cannot be a common English word. The descriptive element can consist of common words. It's important to note that the most common reason for name rejection is the absence of a distinctive element. For example, in the name 'David Consulting,' 'David' serves as the distinctive element and 'Consulting' as the descriptive element.


Registration Date


Step 3-4

Corporation Address


Corporation Director


2nd Director Details


Third Director Details


Fourth Director Details


If you want to add more then 5 Directors then custom articles we be applicable $199, our agent will connect with you for additional director details.


An incorporator can also be a another Corporation.


Step 4-4

Minute Book- Internal Bylaws and Structure


The Minute Book is an essential legal document for every corporation. Required by the Corporation Act, it contains bylaws, share structures, and other legal details. It is necessary for opening a bank account, and a corporation is not fully compliant without it. During audits, the Minute Book must be available for inspection. All tax records, returns, annual reports, and financial statements must be documented within the Minute Book.


Officers Details


First Officer Details


CRA Account Set-up


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