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Saskatchewan Corporation-Register in Minutes & Numbered company can be ready in 2 business hours.

A Named corporation in is a particular kind of corporation that has a distinctive name and has been authorized by the government. No other corporation in Saskatchewan is permitted to use the corporation's name
On the other hand, a Numbered corporation is a type of corporation that is assigned a unique number by the government instead of a name. This number serves as the corporation's legal name and distinguishes it from other corporations in Saskatchewan
The business owner has the option of registering their firm in Saskatchewan as a named corporation or a numbered corporation. The decision to choose one type over the other depends on various factors such as branding, marketing, and personal preference.

Choose Your Corporation Type & Name

You can name your company (e.g., John Abraham Construction LTD.). If you don't choose a name, the registration number will be used as the name of your company (e.g., 1265168 Saskatchewan LTD.).

Will this be a Named or Numbered corporation?

Numbered Company

Named Company

Click here to see Example of Named and Numbered Corporation

Examples:
Numbered Corporation: 123456 Saskatchewan Ltd.
Named Corporation: Adam Consultancy Inc.
Both named and numbered corporations are legal in Saskatchewan . Since, A numbered company does not require any name requirements it can be incorporated in 2 business hours with RegiCorp. A numbered company can register its operating name/DBA/Trade name at any time. A numbered company is an automatically generated number that will represent your corporation's name.

Select Legal Ending

Do you want us to obtain a Saskatchewan Name Approval for you?*

Yes: Let us obtain name approval for me

No: Name Approval already done with us

No: I have Name Approval, Proceed it

Upload Name Approval Document

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

Timeframe for Govt Name Approval:*

15 Business Days $149

4 Business Day $199

1 Business Day $999

What will be the corporation's name?

Enter the name of your preferred corporation.

Legal Ending

Enter the Alternate Name choice of your (Optional) corporation.

Legal Ending

Enter the 2nd Alternate Name choice of your (Optional) corporation.

Legal Ending

Short explanation of Chosen Name:*

Registered Office Address

A Saskatchewan physical address is required to Register a corporation in Saskatchewan, where the government will send documents. If you do not have a physical address in Saskatchewan, you can use our Registered Address Service which includes mail receiving and forwarding.

Do You Want a Registered Office Address Service in this Province?

Corporation's 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

Registered Office Address and Mail Scanning Service

For 1 Year 599

For 2 Years $1099

A Saskatchewan physical address is required to Register Corporation in Saskatchewan where the government will send documents. If you do not have a physical address in Saskatchewan you can use our Registered Address Service that includes mail receiving and forwarding.

Do you want a Future date for your corporation?

Choose the future date

Note: Future incorporation date must be within next 10 days from the current date

Business product classification

Goods

Services

Both

Primary Business Activity

With us Saskatchewan Numbered Company can be Registered in 2 business Hours!

Saskatchewan Corporation Registration Now easy with RegiCorp. You need just 10 minutes to fill up our customer friendly form and submit. If you need any assistant to fill up this form you may call, email or chat with us.

Agency filing Fees*

$ 99.00 CAD

Government Fee*

$ 399.00 CAD (Includes gazette publication fees)

Certificate of Incorporation*

Included

Standard Articles of Incorporation*

Included

Corporation's 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 (Optional)

Last name

Phone

Email

Director's Canadian Residency

Citizen

PR

None

Same as corporation's address

Complete address

Street Address Suite/Unit City Province Postal Code

Incorporator Details

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

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.

Contact Person will be an Incorporator?:

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.

Corporation's 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 email my file

I can write my file

I can attach 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.

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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"

Other provisions

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

Bylaws and Minute Book

When you incorporate in Saskatchewan, you form a Saskatchewan company. A minute book is mandatory for all Saskatchewan corporations.

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 Prepare Bylaws & Minutebook for your Corporation?

What is a ByLaw & Minute book and what is included in it?

Bylaw & Minute book is detailed records & documents of an incorporated company’s structure and activities. According to the corporation act Minute book is MANDATORY. It must be updated every year as part of the incorporation’s Annual Return to maintain its legal structure and include By-laws, Articles of Incorporation Any amendment, Resolutions and minutes, Shareholder and share transfer registers, Directors & Officers Registers, Notices that have been filed. If a business does not have them or keep them up to date, they are fined by the CRA as part of an audit. Banks might decline to give loans and any potential future sale of their business or assets could be in jeopardy or face extensive and costly legitimate deferrals. This Minute book prepared by our legal and accounting team.

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 ownership If you want to proceed click Next or Previous to add.

Share Structure

Initial Common share price

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

No

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

No. of Shares for 5th shareholder

Shareholders

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.

Number of Shareholders