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Saskatchewan Incorporation Packages

General Information Required to

Register a Corporation in Saskatchewan

Standard Corporation

Named Corporation- Needs business name with legal suffix. Business names need to have distinctive and descriptive terms.
Numbered Corporation- Requires Legal Suffix
Registered business Address has to be physical address in SK Only or Legal land description.
Mailing address for business: Only SK PO Box is acceptable. Mandatory to include PO Box if physical address is legal land description.

Director Information- Requires name and address- Address has to be physical address and can be anywhere in the world.
Needs to appoint Power of attorney, when no directors of a SK corporation reside in the province
Requires Valid name approval for Named corporation.
Corporation registration date- Current, won’t be able to do future date, if cx really wants we can submit application on requested date

Need To Know

Key Requirements of Saskatchewan Incorporation

Saskatchewan standard corporation must have at least 1 director, who is above the age of 18. There is no Canadian residency requirement.
Must have a registered office address in Saskatchewan (a physical address, no P.O. boxes)
You must follow naming rules when incorporating a Saskatchewan corporation. The chosen name should have two elements: distinctive and descriptive, plus the legal suffix, like “Inc.”, “Corp”, or “Ltd.”.( Example: Mike’s Bakery Inc.). Saskatchewan Name Approval is required to incorporate a named corporation. Name approval in Saskatchewan takes 4-7 business days
Get the Corporate Minute Book. It consists of bylaws, share structure, minutes and other legal sections. Without it a corporation is not complete
After incorporation, you must obtain a Business Number from the Canada Revenue Agency. You will need it to register a Corporate Income Tax Account, GST/HST Accounts, Payroll Account, Import/Export Accounts, and other.
File the Annual Return each year to stay compliant with the government.

Secure Your Business Name

Saskatchewan Name Approval Process

To incorporate a named corporation in Saskatchewan you will need to get your company’s name approved first. There are a number of rules you need to follow, when applying for a name approval in Saskatchewan:

The company name should include a distinctive element (example: “MapleLeaf”) and descriptive element (example: “Consulting”).
The company name should include the legal ending: “Limited”, “Ltd.”, “Incorporated”, “Inc.”, “Corporation”, or “Corp.”. Example: “MapleLeaf Consulting Inc.”
Your company name should be unique in the province of Saskatchewan, not similar to any other existing company names or trademarks, and should not be misleading.
Words like “University,” “Bank,” or “Trust” require special approval.
You can’t use words like “ Saskatchewan”, “SK”, “Sask”, and “Canada” in your company’s name.
Company names must be in roman characters (A–Z, 0–9), although basic symbols like hyphens and apostrophes are allowed. Non-standard characters are prohibited.
If you want to use your personal name, a written consent form is required.
The name approval usually takes 7 to 10 days.
Once approved, your name is reserved for 90 days. If not used within that period, it must be re-reserved.

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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

Once your payment is confirmed, our experienced registry agent reviews everything and files your documents with the appropriate Ontario government office. No need to worry about red tape or delays.

Receive your incorporation documents

Incorporating a business in Saskatchewan doesn’t have to be complicated. You’ll receive your official Certificate and Articles of Incorporation right in your inbox—often in just a few business hours.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I incorporate in Saskatchewan?

Incorporating in Saskatchewan starts with choosing your business name and structure. You’ll need to prepare Articles of Incorporation and, for named companies, get Saskatchewan Name Pre-Approval. From there, you can file everything online or through a registered filing service for quicker processing.

How quickly can I incorporate a business in Saskatchewan?

For a named company, online filings can be processed within 1 business day after the name approval. Name approval in Saskatchewan takes 4-7 business days.

How long does it take to incorporate in Saskatchewan?

In most cases, incorporating a business in Saskatchewan online takes up to a few business hours (numbered company incorporation). If you choose a named company, it is will take a few business days, as only to get a name approval in Saskatchewan takes from 4 to 7 business days.

Can I incorporate in Saskatchewan online?

Yes, you can incorporate in Saskatchewan online through the Information Service Corporation (ISC) website or via authorized service providers like Canada Incorporation Agency.

Do I need a lawyer to incorporate in Saskatchewan?

Nope, not required! You can incorporate directly through the Canada Incorporation Agency to save time and avoid wrestling with PDFs. Lawyers are optional unless your business setup is particularly complex (or dramatic).

What’s the difference between federal and Saskatchewan incorporation?

Federal incorporation gives you rights to your name across all of Canada, but you still need to register in Saskatchewan to operate there. Saskatchewan incorporation is simpler and cheaper if you’re sticking to business within the province.

Are there residency requirements for directors?

No! There are no Canadian residency requirements for directors in Saskatchewan (unlike some other provinces). That makes Saskatchewan an attractive choice for international entrepreneurs.

What address do I need to provide?

You’ll need a registered office address in Saskatchewan—and it must be a physical address. No P.O. Boxes allowed. If you don’t live in Saskatchewan, consider using an agent for service like Canada Incorporation Agency located there.

Do I need to file an annual return?

Yes! Every Saskatchewan corporation must file an Annual Return to stay active and in good standing. Miss it, and your company could be dissolved faster than you can say “Where’s my business license?”

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