Governing Law

Alberta
AlbertaBuilt for Alberta
Different provinces have different rules and regulations. Your Articles of Incorporation will be customized for Alberta.



Filer Information

Enter the full name of the individual that will be acting as filer.
(e.g. Director, President, Officer, Incorporator, etc.)

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(e.g. 1212 West Elm Street, P.O. Box 1395 Station "C")

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Select the Province
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Corporation Information

Corporate Naming Requirements

a.
Review the corporate naming requirements before deciding on a name for your company. Hover the mouse pointer over the blue help link above.

Corporations can be created to last forever (perpetual) or for a limited period of time.



Address Information

Registered Office and Registered Agent
Selecting an Agent:
  • A corporation cannot act as its own agent.
  • Before another corporation may be designated as agent, that corporation must have previously filed with the Secretary of State a certificate pursuant to California Corporations Code section 1505.
  • No domestic or foreign corporation may file pursuant to Section 1505 unless the corporation is currently authorized to engage in business in California and is in good standing on the records of the California Secretary of State.
The corporation cannot be its own registered agent.

Include the agent’s business or residential street address in California. A P.O. Box address is not acceptable.
Enter an address including street and number within Alberta. A post office box alone is not sufficient. (e.g. Suite 104, 10012-13 Street).


State:
Alberta




Incorporators

Incorporator

Enter the legal name of this incorporator.

(e.g. Suite 104, 10012-13 Street)


Select the Province





Initial Directors (Optional)

It is not mandatory in Alberta to include director information in the Articles of Incorporation but should be included for completeness.

Director

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(e.g. John A. Smith)

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(e.g. Suite 104, 10012 - 13 Street)

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Select the Province
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Authorized Capital

The Basic share structure provides a single class of shares. This is the most simple structure and would be suitable for most corporate applications. The Intermediate share structure will provide two share classes. The Advanced share structure has three share classes which is suitable for more complicated corporate requirements. The custom share structure allows for up to 10 classes of shares.
Choose from the following share structures: Basic (one class), Intermediate (two classes), Advanced (three classes) and Custom (more than three classes of shares).

There is no minimum number of shares that must be authorized in the articles of incorporation. However the Corporation may not sell more shares than it is authorized to issue.

Note that many states calculate the filing fee based upon the number of shares that is authorized in the Articles of Incorporation


"Par Value" means the dollar amount to be paid for each share when purchased directly from the Corporation. The price of "no par value" shares will be determined by the board of directors at the time the shares are issued.

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Miscellaneous Provisions

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January
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Enter a month and day that repesents the annual fiscal year end. (e.g. January 31, December 31, etc.)



Offering shares to the public is one situation where you must register under the applicable securities act.

Shares may not be transferred without the majority approval of the board of directors.







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