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Search for Info on a Canadian Company / Business Name
Where is the company or business name registered?
» Ontario
» A province other than Ontario
» I don't know where it's registered
Understanding where the Canadian company / business name is registered
If you need:
Information on an Ontario corporation or business name,
select Ontario. Ontario company records are registered by type
of entity- either corporations or business name registrations (sole proprietorships,
partnerships, business or trade names).
Information on a corporation or business name from another province, select ‘A province
other than Ontario’. Searches of the appropriate provincial registries are required to obtain
reports from other provinces. BizInfoTracker provides easy access to ordering reports across Canada.
Information on a Canadian corporation or business name but you do not know the home jurisdiction,
select ‘I don’t know where it’s registered’. BizInfoTracker is a cutting-edge aggregated search tool
that will track down this information and provide easy access to ordering reports.
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* Check that you have the following information (where possible) before you begin your search – correct spelling of the company name, type of registration and jurisdiction.
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Did you know
The following jurisdictions provide electronic access to company information:
Canada (federal), British Columbia, Alberta (limited), Saskatchewan, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland/Labrador.
The province of Ontario has more corporations and business name registrations than any other jurisdiction in Canada.
A company may be registered in more than one jurisdiction. For example, a corporation may be incorporated in Ontario but registered in other provinces, usually by means of extra-provincial licence.
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