An Official Intermediary of the Federal and Provincial Government
An Official Intermediary of the Federal and Provincial Government
1-Hour Service Available
Only $99 + Government Fee
We’re an official intermediary for the Province of New Brunswick.
Start strong. Stay compliant. Incorporate with confidence.
Looking to incorporate in New Brunswick without the long wait? Our streamlined service is built for entrepreneurs who want to start their business confidently—without delays or hidden steps.
Here’s what sets us apart:
Whether you are establishing a numbered company or registering a corporate name, we make the whole process efficient, effective, and compliant with all the requirements of New Brunswick.
Fast. Transparent. Registered with SNB.
Select a named or numbered firm. Complete your details securely within a few minutes.
We do the paperwork for you so you can focus. Fast. And compliant.
Get your official Certificate and Articles—sent directly to your inbox.
It’s simple. Choose whether you want a named or numbered company, and we’ll handle the rest. We submit everything directly to Service New Brunswick (SNB) so your business is officially registered without any hassle.
The overall expense is usually a government filing fee and any service charges depending on the package you have chosen. Our basic incorporation service begins at only $99 + government fee, which includes full assistance throughout.
Yes! You can incorporate a business in New Brunswick online. We automate the entire process for you from submitting the forms to receiving your incorporation documents by e-mail.
The name corporation employs a bespoke name (e.g., Maple Solutions Inc.), as a numbered corporation is assigned a numeric designation (e.g., 123456 NB Inc.). Both have the same level of protection and structure—it’s just a matter of what is best for your branding.
Unlike certain provinces, there is no need for a NUANS report for a New Brunswick incorporation. Yet, in the event you are opting for a name company, a name availability check is still advisable to preclude conflicts or rejection.
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