Appoint an Attorney or Agent for Service
Your Trusted Agents in Ontario, Alberta & BC
Only $99 + Government Fee
An Official Intermediary of the Federal and Provincial Governments
Fast. Simple. Transparent. No Hidden Fees.
Attorney or Agent for Service Package
Attorney or Agent for Service
✔ Officially designated agent for receiving documents on your behalf
✔ Immediate notification of any service of process or legal notice.
✔ Secure scanning and same-day email delivery of received documents.
✔ Optional physical forwarding of originals anywhere in Canada.
✔ Compliance tracking to ensure agent details stay current with corporate records.
WHY US
Why Choose Us as Your Attorney or Agent for Service?
Choosing the right Attorney or Agent for Service is essential for staying compliant and avoiding missed legal notices. Here’s why businesses across Canada, and around the world, trust us to represent them.
Here’s what sets us apart:
- We act as your official agent in Ontario, Alberta, British Columbia, and other provinces, as well as for federal corporations across Canada.
- Our service meets all legal requirements for residency and physical presence in the jurisdiction of registration.
- We ensure prompt handling of legal notices and government correspondence, reducing your risk of missed deadlines or non-compliance.
- Quick and simple onboarding with no legal headaches — we handle all the filings on your behalf.
- Foreign corporations, startups, and extra-provincial entities rely on us to represent them reliably and securely.
Need a dependable Attorney or Agent for Service in Canada?
We’re here to represent your business — professionally, securely, and in full compliance.
Quick. Compliant. Done Right the First Time.
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Just 3 Simple Steps
Fill out the online form
Kick things off by completing our easy step-by-step form. You can place your order using a credit card, PayPal, or e-transfer—whichever is most convenient
We handle the filing
We prepare and file the required appointment documents with the appropriate registry (provincial or federal)
We handle your documents
We receive and securely forward or scan any legal notices, government correspondence, or court documents served to your corporation
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a registered address and an agent for service?
A registered address is your corporation’s official office location. An Agent for Service is the individual or company legally authorized to accept service of legal documents on your behalf.
Can I use your service if I’m outside Canada?
Yes. If you’re a non-resident or foreign business, our team can act as your authorized agent in Canada.
Is this a one-time setup or annual service?
It depends on the jurisdiction. Most provinces require the agent for service to be appointed indefinitely unless changed, but our service is billed annually to maintain continuity.
Do you notify us if legal documents arrive?
Absolutely. You’ll receive immediate notification, and we’ll forward or scan and email the documents based on your preference.
Can I change my agent for service later?
Yes. You can replace or update your agent for service at any time, and we can help you file the change with the appropriate registry.
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