NEW BRUNSWICK GENERAL PARTNERSHIP REGISTRATION
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Register Your Partnership in New Brunswick
New Brunswick General Partnership
- Simple to set up - no formal registration required unless using a business name
- All partners share equal management rights and responsibilities
- Partners have unlimited personal liability for business debts
New Brunswick Limited Partnership (LP)
- Requires at least one general partner with unlimited liability
- Must be formally registered with the New Brunswick government
- Ideal for investors or passive partners seeking liability protection
New Brunswick Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)
- Offers liability protection to partners for the actions of other partners
- Typically used by professionals like lawyers, accountants, and architects
- Must be registered with the province and meet specific eligibility requirements
New Brunswick Trade Name
- Required for operating under a name other than your legal name
- Available for sole proprietors, partnerships, and corporations
- Simple and efficient online registration
WHY US
Why Choose Our New Brunswick General Partnership Registration Service?
Here’s what sets it apart:
- We’re a registered filing agent with direct access to New Brunswick Government systems
- Our lawyers draft partnership agreements professionally and accurately
- We prepare and file your partnership registration quickly and efficiently
- Final documents are emailed within 2 hours—valid for opening a bank account or beginning operations
Whether you’re opening a retail shop, launching a service-based business, or entering a new venture with partners, our service ensures a smooth and compliant registration process.
Start Your Partnership Now
Just 3 Simple Steps
Fill out the
online form
Complete our simple partnership registration form and submit your details.
We Submit Your Application
Our experts are handling your file and reviewing all the documents.
Get updates and confirmation
You’ll receive your Partnership Registration Certificate right in your inbox—often in just a few business hours.
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Registering a General Partnership in New Brunswick: Step-by-Step Guide
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a general partnership in New Brunswick?
A general partnership in New Brunswick is a business structure where two or more individuals or entities agree to operate a business together and share profits, losses, and responsibilities. Each partner is personally liable for the debts and obligations of the partnership.
Do I need to register a general partnership in New Brunswick?
Yes, if you are operating under a business name that is different from the legal names of the partners, you must register the general partnership with New Brunswick Corporate Registry. If you use only the partners’ legal names, registration may not be required.
How long does it take to register a general partnership in New Brunswick?
Registration is usually completed within 1–2 business days, especially when submitted through a registry office or online service provider. Canada Incorporation Agency can complete it in a few business hours.
Do I need a NUANS report to register a general partnership in New Brunswick?
Yes, if you are registering a business name that is not the legal names of the partners, you must submit a NUANS name search report to confirm the name’s availability.
What information is required to register a general partnership?
You will need:
- The proposed business name
- The names and addresses of all partners
- The physical and mailing address of the businessThe type of business activity
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