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Receive your Ontario Certificate and Articles of Incorporation in as little as 2 business hours.
Incorporating a business in Ontario has never been this fast and affordable. Our experienced filing agents review every order to ensure it’s done right the first time,no hidden costs, no delays.
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Whether you’re starting a holding company, a professional corporation, or a numbered business, our express service means you don’t have to wait days for government processing.
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Incorporating in Ontario starts with choosing your business name and structure. You’ll need to prepare Articles of Incorporation and, for named companies, order a NUANS report. From there, you can file everything online or through a registered filing service for quicker processing.
You’ll need a completed set of Articles of Incorporation, a business address in Ontario, and basic details about your directors and shareholders. If you’re not using a numbered name, a NUANS name search report is also required.
The government charges a $300 fee for incorporation. If you’re using a service provider, expect additional costs for things like the NUANS report, filing support, or legal document preparation. Most packages range from $99 to $500+ depending on what’s included.
Online filings can be processed within 1 to 2 business hours during standard office hours. Paper submissions or more complex filings may take a few business days
In most cases, incorporating a business in Ontario online is fast. You’ll usually receive your official documents within a few hours. If you go the manual route, expect it to take longer—anywhere from 2 to 5 business days.
Yes. Incorporating a business in Ontario online is the preferred method for most entrepreneurs. It’s efficient, paperless, and often includes real-time support and automated error checks to speed things up.
Incorporation gives your business its own legal identity and protects your personal assets. A sole proprietorship is easier to start but doesn’t separate your personal and business responsibilities. For long-term growth, many entrepreneurs choose to incorporate in Ontario.
No, Ontario removed director residency requirements. That means you don’t need to live in Ontario to incorporate here—but your business must have a registered office address in the province.
Beyond the government filing fee, budget around $100 to $500 if you want expert help with your NUANS report, incorporation documents, and name approval. This range depends on whether you choose basic filing help or a full-service incorporation package.
Yes. Numbered companies skip the NUANS search and get a number-based name from the government (e.g., 1234567 Ontario Inc.). Named companies must submit a NUANS report and have their business name approved before incorporation.
