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In Alberta, a NUANS Report is often required when you’re registering a new business name. It helps ensure your proposed name is unique and not already in use by another registered company.
Top Reasons to Get a NUANS Report in Alberta:
Order and receive your report at any time of the day or night.
Submit your request online.
Enter your proposed business name and details.
Pay a small fee and instantly receive your NUANS report by email.
An Alberta NUANS (Newly Upgraded Automated Name Search) Report is an official 7-page document that compares your proposed business name against existing corporate names, business names, and trademarks in Canada. It ensures your business name is unique and not already in use or in conflict with other businesses.
Yes. A NUANS Report is mandatory when incorporating a business in Alberta under the Alberta Business Corporations Act (BCA) It must be submitted along with your Articles of Incorporation.
No. NUANS Reports are only required for incorporations and corporate name changes. Sole proprietorships and partnerships registered under a trade name do not require a NUANS Report.
Yes! An Alberta NUANS Report allows you to secure your proposed business name for 90 days.
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