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A Canadian corporation may be incorporated federally under the CBCA or in any province — and the suffixes Inc., Corp., Ltd. and Ltée are legally interchangeable, so the name alone tells you nothing about where it lives. Canadian corporation check — Canada — Expected fields are shown before payment; the final report contains the data actually retrieved for the selected company. The exact report price is €9.99.
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Canada has no single incorporation register: Corporations Canada handles federal entities, and each province and territory runs its own. The same trading name can exist federally and provincially as unrelated companies. Verification therefore starts by pinning the corporation to its jurisdiction — which is exactly what our resolution step does before fetching the record.
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Yes: it decides which registry holds the authoritative record. A federal corporation is on Corporations Canada's register; an Ontario, BC or Quebec company is on its provincial one. We resolve the entity in its jurisdiction of incorporation and deliver that record.
No. The nine-digit BN is a CRA tax account identifier; the corporation number is assigned by the incorporating registry. Both may appear on invoices, and confusing them is the most common Canadian verification mistake.
Expected fields are shown before payment; the final report contains the data actually retrieved for the selected company.
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