Companies from other Canadian provinces
A company from another province that registers in BC must name a BC attorney. We act as yours: a practicing BC lawyer, with our Metro Vancouver address as your official BC office and anything served or mailed scanned to you the same business day.
* CAD, plus GST and PST. Federal corporation with its head office in BC? You don't need an attorney — see federal corporations.
Payment received - thank you.
We'll email you the BC address for your registration today, or the next business day if it's after hours. Your copy of the agreement is already in your inbox.
Questions: [email protected]
About two minutes. Pay by card at the end.
$249/yr + tax ($278.88)
If your company was formed outside BC and its charter puts its head office outside BC, yes: the BC Business Corporations Act requires every such extraprovincial company to have one. The attorney must be an individual living in BC or a BC company. See our guide to extraprovincial registration in BC for the fees by province and the yearly filings.
Under the New West Partnership there is no BC registration fee and no BC annual report, but you still need a BC attorney. You'll also need a BC name reservation ($31.50) if you don't have one; tick the filing box and we take care of it.
By email the same business day your payment comes through: the BC delivery and mailing address to enter on your registration. The attorney's name is in the agreement.
Yes, for $99 plus tax, plus the government fees at cost. Tick the box on the form: after payment we send one fee link and a short list of what the filing needs, and file once both are in. For a company from Alberta, Saskatchewan or Manitoba that comes to $146.16 in total; for a federal corporation, $502.88; from anywhere else, $538.16 (all including tax).
No. An out-of-province company registers in BC under its own name, reserved through a BC name request. A different name is allowed only if your own name isn't available in BC. We take care of the name request as part of the filing.
No. Acting as your attorney is an administrative service and does not create a solicitor-client relationship. If something served on you needs a lawyer, we'll tell you right away, and legal work is available separately under a written retainer.