Processing Time:

Preliminary Report: available within 1 to 2 hours once the order is received. Processing time can vary depending on the complexity of the name(s). Nuans™ Reservation Report: once the preliminary search results have been reviewed and one name is selected, the reservation report is ordered and emailed. Name Pre-Approval: once the Nuans™ report is available and the responses are provided it is submitted to Corporations Canada and can take up to 72 hours to process.

NUANS Report – Federal Corporation

Name: NUANS Report - Federal Corporation
SKU: NUANS-Fed
Availability: InStock

NUANS™ (Newly Updated Automated Name Search) is a sophisticated search engine that searches over 8 million records of corporation names, trademarks and business names.

NUANS Report - Federal Corporation

Search option(Required)

Caution: All Federal proposed corporate names must be pre-approved by Corporations Canada. Select this option only if your name has already been pre-approved.

Required for(Required)

Current Name of the Corporation(Required)

Corporation Key(Required)

It can be located on the 'Corporation Information Sheet' that was emailed on the day of the incorporation, or in the email receipt for your most recent annual return.

Proposed Corporate Name(s)(Required)

Enter the name EXACTLY as you want it to appear on the official corporate documents. 3 name variations maximum.
The name MUST include a legal element: LIMITED, LTD., CORPORATION, CORP., INCORPORATION, INC.
*Note: If the name is for a Non-Profit Corporation the legal element is optional and 'LIMITED' or 'LTD.' are NOT permitted.

NUANS Reservation Number(Required)

*9 digit number from NUANS reservation report (top left corner)

Date of Report (yyyy/mm/dd)

*Cannot be older than 90 days!

Corporate Name Information for Name Pre-Approval

Please provide answers to all questions below to assist Corporations Canada with the name approval.

Enter the name EXACTLY how it is to be approved.

Example: "CAPital Investment Corporation" will be approved exactly as shown and will appear on the Certificate of Incorporation as shown.

1. Describe the type of business/activities that the corporation intends to carry on.(Required)

2. Specify the geographic area in which the corporation will operate? (e.g., province, territory, state or other)

Internationally, Across Canada, specific provinces, specific cities, etc.

3. Describe the type of clientele the corporation intends to have.(Required)

Example: General public, Targeted segment or specific clientele (form example, hospitality, government, automotive)

4. If the proposed name contains a family name belonging to someone other than the incorporator, indicate the person's relationship to the corporation.

*Consent letters may be requested by Corporations Canada.

Similar names or trademarks you've registered or searches you conducted

Identify similar names or trademarks you have registered that appear on the NUANS Name Search Report, or which resulted from your previous searches. A consent may be required for registered names or trademarks. If there are several names, you can choose instead to attach a document listing those names below.

Supporting Documents

Drop files here or

Max. file size: 256 MB.

Attach any documentation relevant to the proposed name, including any consent letters. Any information you provide will assist Corporations Canada to determine whether the proposed name can be approved.

Nuans is a registered trademark and official mark of the Government of Canada, used under sublicence. Centro Legal Works Inc. is providing Nuans Search Reports generated using the Nuans System and is otherwise not associated with the Government of Canada.

It is the above noted applicant(s) FULL RESPONSIBILITY for use of the proposed corporate name and ensuring that it satisfies the applicable legal requirements or government regulations. Centro Legal Works Inc. (“Centro”) is not liable to you or any other person or person(s) for any loss or damages due to confusion with existing corporate names, business names or trademarks contained, but not limited to, those listed on the provided NUANS report. The NUANS database does not include all names across Canada. Since December 31st of 1993 the Province of Quebec has not submitted corporate and business names to NUANS. Business names registered in Newfoundland and the Northwest Territories are also not shown on the report. The decision to use the proposed name on the report is solely the applicants. Additional searches should be considered and/or required. Comments or discussions are not and should not be considered legal advice and are non-binding; comments made by Centro are to provide assistance in the name selection process and should not be the basis for the applicants name decision.

NUANS is a registered Trade-mark of the government of Canada. The software and the data is the property of Industry Canada. Please visit www.nuans.com for more information.
*A minimum charge of $25 plus HST applies to all orders for the preliminary search.

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SKU: NUANS-Fed Category: NUANS Reports

Description
Technical Specs

Ordering a Federal Nuans Report does not mean that the proposed name has been approved. The Nuans name report only reserves the name for 90 days.

A Preliminary name search determines if the proposed name(s) are available prior to ordering a Nuans™ reservation report. It will identify any conflicts with the proposed name against existing corporations, businesses and or trademarks. A preliminary search will be conducted on a maximum of 3 names.

Nuans™ Reservation Report (Federal) Consists of a 7 page report containing 4 pages of relevant Corporation and Business names, 2 pages of related Trademarks and 1 page of Terms and Conditions. The report reserves the name in the Nuans™ database and is valid for 90 calendar days.

Nuans™ Name Pre-Approval. All Federal Corporation Names must be pre-approved by an examiner at Corporations Canada, whether it is for a new corporation, a change of name, an amalgamation, or continuance. Although the Nuans™ report may show no potential conflicts with existing names, a report and responses to the questions above are required for the approval process.

A Distinctive term is the most important part of a name because it sets the name apart from other businesses offering the same products or services.

A Descriptive term describes the nature of the business.

Example 1
Proposed corporate name: JASMINE’S TEA BOUTIQUE

The distinctive term is: JASMINE’S
The descriptive term is: TEA BOUTIQUE

Example 2
Proposed corporate name: QUICK RUN CONVENIENCE STORE

The distinctive term is: QUICK RUN
The descriptive term is: CONVENIENCE STORE

The Legal Element
Provincial and Federal business Corporations are required to include a legal element as part of the corporate name. The legal element is optional for not-for-profit Corporations, however, Limited or Ltd. are not permitted for not-for-profit names.

Legal Elements: Limited, Incorporated, Corporation, LTD., INC., CORP., or the French equivalents.

NUANS Report – Federal Corporation

Corporate Name Information for Name Pre-Approval

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