Expanding a business into a new province is an exciting milestone for any corporation. Whether you operate an Ontario corporation looking to establish a presence in Manitoba, manage a federally incorporated company expanding across Canada, or represent an international business entering the Canadian market, maintaining corporate compliance should be one of your highest priorities.
One of the most important—and often misunderstood—requirements when registering a corporation to carry on business in Manitoba is the appointment of a Registered Agent, commonly referred to as an Attorney for Service. Although many business owners focus primarily on completing their extra-provincial registration, appointing a reliable Registered Agent is an essential component of maintaining compliance and ensuring that official communications can be received efficiently.
For many corporations, particularly those headquartered outside Manitoba, appointing a professional Registered Agent provides peace of mind and helps simplify ongoing corporate administration. Rather than maintaining their own office in the province, businesses can rely on an experienced corporate services provider to receive official government correspondence, legal notices, and other important documents relating to their Manitoba registration.
Unfortunately, many corporations only begin researching Registered Agent services after discovering that an Attorney for Service is required as part of their extra-provincial registration. By that stage, they often find that service providers advertise low initial prices but charge recurring annual fees simply to maintain an address and receive official correspondence.
Understanding what a Registered Agent does, why the service is required, and what should be included in a professional Registered Agent service can help businesses make informed decisions and avoid unnecessary long-term costs.
At CFS Canada, we have assisted corporations from across Canada and around the world with Registered Agent and Attorney for Service appointments for many years. Our clients include Ontario corporations expanding into Manitoba, federally incorporated companies registering in additional provinces, and international corporations establishing their Canadian operations.
We believe businesses deserve transparent pricing and flexible service options that suit both short-term and long-term needs.
For that reason, we offer two straightforward service options:
- Lifetime Registered Agent Service — 1200
- Annual Registered Agent Service — 600 per year
Both options include the appointment of our Manitoba office as your Registered Agent / Attorney for Service, acceptance of official government correspondence and legal notices, professional email forwarding of documents received, and responsive corporate support throughout the duration of the service.
Whether you are completing an extra-provincial registration, expanding your operations into Manitoba, or simply looking to replace your current Registered Agent, choosing the right provider is an important decision that can help your corporation remain organized and compliant for years to come.
In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explain how Registered Agent services work in Manitoba, who requires an Attorney for Service, the differences between a Registered Agent, a Registered Office, and a Business Address, the onboarding process, and why thousands of corporations across Canada rely on professional Registered Agent services as part of their long-term corporate compliance strategy.
Why More Companies Are Expanding into Manitoba
Manitoba has become an increasingly attractive destination for businesses seeking to expand their operations within Canada. Strategically located in the heart of the country, the province offers excellent transportation infrastructure, access to major North American markets, a diversified economy, and a business environment that supports companies operating across a wide range of industries.
While Manitoba has traditionally been recognized for its strengths in agriculture and manufacturing, today’s economy extends far beyond these sectors. The province has experienced continued growth in transportation, logistics, technology, financial services, healthcare, professional consulting, advanced manufacturing, food processing, renewable energy, and international trade.
This economic diversity has created opportunities for corporations from across Canada to establish operations in Manitoba through extra-provincial registration.
Ontario corporations regularly expand into Manitoba to serve western Canadian markets. Alberta and British Columbia corporations often establish a presence in the province as part of broader national growth strategies. Federally incorporated companies also register in Manitoba as they expand their operations across multiple Canadian jurisdictions.
International corporations likewise recognize Manitoba as an attractive location from which to conduct business in Canada. Its central location, skilled workforce, modern infrastructure, and stable regulatory environment continue to attract investment from companies around the world.
Regardless of where a corporation was originally incorporated, expanding into Manitoba typically involves complying with provincial corporate requirements, including the appointment of a Registered Agent or Attorney for Service where applicable.
For this reason, selecting an experienced Registered Agent should not be viewed simply as an administrative requirement—it should be considered an important part of a corporation’s long-term compliance strategy.
A professional Registered Agent helps ensure that official communications are received promptly, important documents are forwarded efficiently, and the corporation maintains an established point of contact within Manitoba.
For businesses focused on growth, having these responsibilities managed by an experienced corporate services provider allows management to concentrate on operating the business while remaining confident that essential corporate communications are being handled professionally.
What Is a Registered Agent in Manitoba?
One of the most common questions business owners ask when expanding into Manitoba is, “What exactly does a Registered Agent do?”
The answer is surprisingly straightforward, yet many corporations do not fully appreciate the importance of the role until they begin the extra-provincial registration process.
A Registered Agent serves as the corporation’s official representative in Manitoba for the purpose of receiving certain government correspondence, legal notices, and other official communications relating to the corporation’s registration within the province.
For corporations that are headquartered outside Manitoba, appointing a professional Registered Agent provides a practical and reliable solution for maintaining an official presence within the province without establishing a physical administrative office.
Rather than worrying about missing important correspondence or maintaining their own local office solely for compliance purposes, corporations can rely on a professional Registered Agent to receive documents promptly and forward them electronically to the appropriate corporate representatives.
This arrangement simplifies corporate administration while helping businesses remain organized as they expand into new jurisdictions.
A Registered Agent is not involved in managing the corporation’s daily business activities, making business decisions, or acting as a director or officer of the company. Instead, the Registered Agent performs a specialized compliance function by serving as the corporation’s designated point of contact for official communications within Manitoba.
For corporations expanding across Canada, this service has become an essential part of maintaining efficient corporate governance.
What Is an Attorney for Service?
In Manitoba, the terms Registered Agent and Attorney for Service are often used interchangeably, particularly by corporations completing extra-provincial registrations.
Although the terminology may vary depending on the legislation or the documents being prepared, both terms generally refer to the individual or organization appointed to receive official notices and communications on behalf of the corporation within the province.
This distinction is especially important for corporations incorporated outside Manitoba.
For example, an Ontario corporation registering extra-provincially in Manitoba may be required to appoint an Attorney for Service as part of the registration process. Similarly, federally incorporated companies and corporations established in other Canadian provinces may encounter the same requirement when expanding into Manitoba.
International corporations entering the Canadian market also frequently require an Attorney for Service when establishing their provincial registrations.
Because the Attorney for Service plays an important compliance role, selecting a reliable and experienced corporate services provider is an important decision.
A professional provider helps ensure that official documents are received, processed promptly, and forwarded electronically to the appropriate corporate contact, reducing the risk of missed communications.
Who Typically Requires a Registered Agent in Manitoba?
Registered Agent services are used by a wide variety of corporations operating both within Canada and internationally.
Although every corporation has unique circumstances, Registered Agent services are particularly common among businesses expanding beyond the province where they were originally incorporated.
Some of the organizations that frequently require a Registered Agent in Manitoba include:
Ontario Corporations
Many Ontario corporations expand into Manitoba to serve customers, establish commercial relationships, or conduct business within the province.
When completing their extra-provincial registration, appointing a Registered Agent or Attorney for Service is often an important step in the registration process.
Alberta Corporations
As Alberta businesses continue expanding across Canada, many choose to establish a registered presence in Manitoba.
Professional Registered Agent services help simplify ongoing compliance while providing an official point of contact within the province.
British Columbia Corporations
Businesses incorporated in British Columbia frequently expand eastward as they continue growing across Canada.
Maintaining a Registered Agent in Manitoba provides an efficient solution for managing official provincial communications.
Saskatchewan Corporations
Given the close economic relationship between Saskatchewan and Manitoba, many Saskatchewan corporations establish operations in Manitoba through extra-provincial registration.
Professional Registered Agent services support these businesses by providing a dependable Attorney for Service within the province.
Federal Corporations
Corporations incorporated federally under Canadian legislation often register in multiple provinces as their operations expand.
Registered Agent services help these corporations maintain an official provincial presence while supporting their ongoing compliance obligations.
International Corporations
Companies headquartered outside Canada also establish operations in Manitoba for a variety of commercial reasons.
Whether entering the Canadian market directly or expanding existing North American operations, many international corporations appoint a professional Registered Agent to support their Manitoba registration and ensure that official communications are managed efficiently.
Why Is an Attorney for Service Important?
Corporate compliance extends far beyond the day a corporation is registered.
Throughout the life of a corporation, various official communications may need to be delivered in connection with its provincial registration. Having an established Attorney for Service helps ensure that these communications are received promptly and directed to the appropriate corporate representatives.
For corporations operating outside Manitoba, relying on a professional Attorney for Service provides several important advantages.
First, it establishes a consistent point of contact within the province.
Second, it helps ensure that official correspondence received at the Registered Office is forwarded efficiently by email, allowing directors and officers to remain informed regardless of where they are located.
Finally, it provides continuity.
Business owners relocate, offices move, and corporate structures evolve over time. A professional Registered Agent offers stability by maintaining an ongoing presence dedicated to receiving official communications on behalf of the corporation.
For businesses operating across multiple provinces, this consistency can significantly simplify corporate administration and reduce the risk of important documents being overlooked.
Ultimately, appointing a Registered Agent should be viewed not merely as satisfying a registration requirement but as an important component of a corporation’s overall compliance strategy.
Registered Agent vs. Attorney for Service
Many business owners encounter the terms Registered Agent and Attorney for Service for the first time when preparing an extra-provincial registration in Manitoba. Because the two expressions are often used interchangeably, it is easy to assume they describe different services. In practice, they generally refer to the same compliance function.
A Registered Agent or Attorney for Service acts as the corporation’s designated point of contact in Manitoba for receiving official communications relating to the corporation’s provincial registration.
The terminology used may vary depending on the legislation, government forms, or the jurisdiction where the corporation was originally incorporated. Some provinces primarily use the term Registered Agent, while others refer to an Attorney for Service when discussing extra-provincial registrations.
Regardless of the terminology, the objective remains the same: ensuring that the corporation maintains a reliable point of contact within Manitoba for official correspondence.
For corporations expanding into multiple Canadian provinces, understanding this terminology can simplify the registration process and help ensure that the appropriate compliance requirements are met in each jurisdiction.
Registered Agent vs. Registered Office
Another common source of confusion is the distinction between a Registered Agent and a Registered Office.
Although they are closely connected, they perform different functions.
A Registered Office is the corporation’s official address in Manitoba for corporate registration purposes. This address forms part of the corporation’s official records and serves as the location where certain official correspondence may be delivered.
A Registered Agent, by contrast, is the professional service provider appointed to receive official communications directed to the corporation through its Registered Office and to forward those documents to the corporation’s designated representatives.
One refers to the official corporate address.
The other refers to the professional service responsible for managing communications associated with that address.
For corporations headquartered outside Manitoba, having both services professionally managed provides an efficient and reliable compliance solution.
Registered Office vs. Business Address
Many entrepreneurs also assume that a Registered Office is the same as the company’s business address.
In reality, these addresses often serve very different purposes.
A Registered Office exists primarily to satisfy corporate registration and compliance requirements. It functions as the corporation’s official address for government records and certain legal communications.
A Business Address, on the other hand, is the address a corporation uses for its commercial operations. This may be where employees work, customers visit, inventory is stored, or day-to-day management takes place.
For some corporations, the Registered Office and Business Address happen to be the same location.
For many others—particularly businesses operating remotely, online, or across multiple provinces—they are completely different.
This distinction has become increasingly important in today’s digital economy.
Software companies, consultants, e-commerce businesses, digital marketing agencies, holding companies, investment firms, and many other organizations successfully operate without maintaining traditional office space in every province where they are registered.
By using a professional Registered Agent and Registered Office service, these businesses can satisfy their corporate compliance requirements while continuing to operate efficiently from their preferred locations.
How Our Manitoba Registered Agent Service Works
At CFS Canada, we have designed our onboarding process to be straightforward, efficient, and suitable for corporations located anywhere in Canada or internationally.
Whether you are registering an Ontario corporation in Manitoba, expanding a federal corporation, or appointing a new Attorney for Service, our objective is to make the process as simple as possible.
Step 1 — Contact Our Team
Begin by contacting us and confirming whether you prefer our Lifetime Registered Agent Service or our Annual Registered Agent Service.
Our team will answer any questions you may have and explain the onboarding process.
Step 2 — Submit Your Corporate Information
To establish the Registered Agent appointment, we generally require:
- Corporate legal name
- Jurisdiction of incorporation
- Corporation number
- Current corporate address
- Full name and contact information for at least one director or officer
Providing complete and accurate information allows us to complete the onboarding process without unnecessary delays.
Step 3 — Payment
Once we receive your information, payment can be made by Interac e-Transfer.
After payment has been confirmed, we immediately begin preparing your Registered Agent appointment.
Step 4 — Onboarding
Our onboarding process is typically completed within one business day.
Once completed, we provide the Registered Agent / Attorney for Service information required for your Manitoba extra-provincial registration.
Step 5 — Ongoing Support
After your appointment has been established, our Manitoba office continues serving as your Registered Agent.
Should official government correspondence or legal notices be received on behalf of your corporation, they are forwarded to your designated contact by email as part of the service.
This ongoing support allows your corporation to maintain a professional point of contact in Manitoba while keeping your management team informed of important communications.
What Information Do We Require?
Our onboarding process has been designed to be quick and straightforward for corporations of all sizes.
To establish your Registered Agent / Attorney for Service appointment in Manitoba, we generally require the following information:
- Legal name of the corporation
- Jurisdiction of incorporation (Ontario, Alberta, British Columbia, Federal, etc.)
- Corporation Number
- Current corporate address
- Full name of at least one director or officer
- Email address
- Telephone number
In most cases, no extensive documentation is required to begin the onboarding process.
Once we receive the required corporate information together with payment, onboarding is typically completed within one business day, allowing you to proceed promptly with your Manitoba extra-provincial registration.
What Is Included in Our Manitoba Registered Agent Service?
Choosing a Registered Agent should be about more than simply satisfying a regulatory requirement.
An experienced Registered Agent provides reliability, continuity, and professional support throughout the life of your Manitoba registration.
At CFS Canada, we offer two service options designed to meet the needs of both growing businesses and established corporations.
Lifetime Registered Agent Service — 1200
Our Lifetime Service is a one-time payment that remains valid for the lifetime of your corporation.
The service includes:
- Appointment as your Registered Agent / Attorney for Service
- Manitoba Registered Office Address
- Acceptance of official government correspondence
- Acceptance of legal notices served on the corporation
- Electronic forwarding of documents received
- Ongoing maintenance of your Registered Agent appointment
- No annual renewal fees
For corporations planning to maintain their Manitoba registration for many years, this option offers predictable costs and outstanding long-term value.
Annual Registered Agent Service — 600 per Year
For corporations that prefer an annual arrangement, we also offer our Annual Registered Agent Service.
The service includes:
- Appointment as Registered Agent / Attorney for Service
- Manitoba Registered Office Address
- Receipt of official correspondence
- Acceptance of legal notices
- Email forwarding of documents
- Ongoing professional support
This option provides the same professional service with annual renewal.
Why Many Corporations Choose the Lifetime Service
Although both service options provide the same professional support, many corporations choose the Lifetime Service because it eliminates the need for annual renewals.
For businesses with long-term plans in Manitoba, a one-time investment can simplify future administration and provide greater certainty regarding compliance costs.
Some of the reasons corporations select the Lifetime Service include:
No Annual Renewal Fees
Many Registered Agent providers charge recurring annual fees indefinitely.
With the Lifetime Service, there are no yearly renewal payments to remember, making budgeting easier and reducing long-term administrative costs.
Long-Term Cost Savings
For corporations expecting to remain registered in Manitoba for several years, the Lifetime Service may provide substantial savings compared with renewing an annual service year after year.
Many clients appreciate knowing that one payment covers the Registered Agent service for the lifetime of their corporation.
Administrative Simplicity
Corporate compliance involves enough deadlines without adding unnecessary annual service renewals.
The Lifetime Service removes one recurring administrative task, allowing business owners to focus on operating and growing their businesses.
Continuous Professional Representation
Your corporation continues benefiting from professional Registered Agent services without interruption, helping ensure that official correspondence and legal notices can be received and forwarded efficiently whenever required.
For many corporations, this continuity provides additional confidence that an important aspect of corporate compliance is being managed by an experienced Canadian corporate services provider.
Why Thousands of Canadian and International Corporations Trust Professional Registered Agent Services
As businesses expand beyond their home province, maintaining compliance becomes increasingly important.
Whether a corporation operates in two provinces or across multiple Canadian jurisdictions, having reliable professional support can simplify corporate administration and reduce unnecessary risk.
Professional Registered Agent services offer several important advantages.
First, they provide consistency. Rather than changing addresses or appointing different representatives as the business evolves, corporations maintain a stable point of contact dedicated to receiving official communications.
Second, they improve efficiency. Government correspondence and legal notices received on behalf of the corporation are forwarded promptly by email, allowing directors and officers to stay informed regardless of where they are located.
Third, they support long-term compliance. As corporations grow, open additional locations, or expand into new provinces, maintaining organized corporate records and dependable communication channels becomes increasingly valuable.
For these reasons, corporations throughout Canada—and international businesses entering the Canadian market—continue to rely on experienced Registered Agent providers as an essential part of their corporate compliance strategy.
At CFS Canada, our goal is to provide a professional, responsive, and dependable service that allows our clients to focus on running their businesses while we manage an important aspect of their provincial compliance requirements.
Registered Agent Services Across Canada
As businesses expand beyond a single province, many require Registered Agent or Attorney for Service appointments in multiple Canadian jurisdictions. Working with one experienced provider simplifies corporate administration, creates consistency across registrations, and provides a single point of contact for ongoing compliance support.
At CFS Canada, we provide professional Registered Agent Services throughout Canada, assisting Canadian corporations, federal corporations, and international businesses with their provincial compliance requirements.
Our services are available in:
- Alberta
- British Columbia
- Manitoba
- New Brunswick
- Newfoundland and Labrador
- Nova Scotia
- Ontario
- Prince Edward Island
- Quebec
- Saskatchewan
- Yukon
- Northwest Territories
- Nunavut
Whether your corporation is registering extra-provincially for the first time or expanding into several jurisdictions simultaneously, our experienced team can assist with the appointment of Registered Agents and Attorneys for Service across Canada.
Many of our clients continue working with us as their businesses grow from operating in one province to maintaining registrations nationwide. Having a single provider for multiple jurisdictions simplifies communication, reduces administrative complexity, and creates a consistent approach to corporate compliance.
As your business expands, we remain ready to support your corporation with professional Registered Agent services wherever they are required in Canada.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a Registered Agent?
A Registered Agent is the corporation’s designated representative for receiving official government correspondence, legal notices, and other communications relating to its provincial registration.
2. What is an Attorney for Service?
An Attorney for Service is generally the individual or organization appointed to receive official documents on behalf of a corporation within a particular jurisdiction. In Manitoba, the terms Registered Agent and Attorney for Service are commonly used to describe this function.
3. Is a Registered Agent required in Manitoba?
Corporations completing extra-provincial registrations may be required to appoint a Registered Agent or Attorney for Service, depending on the applicable registration requirements.
4. Can an Ontario corporation appoint your firm as Attorney for Service?
Yes. We regularly assist Ontario corporations completing extra-provincial registrations in Manitoba.
5. Can federally incorporated companies use your service?
Yes. We assist many federally incorporated corporations expanding into Manitoba and other Canadian jurisdictions.
6. Do you assist international corporations?
Yes. We work with corporations from around the world that require Registered Agent services as part of their Canadian business expansion.
7. How long does onboarding take?
Our onboarding process is typically completed within one business day after receiving the required information and payment.
8. What information do you require?
Generally, we require the corporation’s legal name, jurisdiction of incorporation, corporation number, current corporate address, and the contact details of at least one director or officer.
9. What documents do you forward?
We forward official government correspondence and legal notices received on behalf of your corporation by email.
10. Do you notify us when documents are received?
Yes. Documents received on behalf of your corporation are forwarded electronically to your designated contact as part of the service.
11. Can I change my Registered Agent?
In many cases, yes. The applicable procedure depends on the corporation’s circumstances and the relevant provincial requirements.
12. What is the difference between a Registered Agent and a Registered Office?
The Registered Office is the corporation’s official address, while the Registered Agent is the appointed representative responsible for receiving official communications associated with that address.
13. What is the difference between a Registered Office and a Business Address?
A Registered Office is maintained for corporate registration purposes, while a Business Address is generally where the corporation conducts its day-to-day operations.
14. Why do corporations use professional Registered Agent services?
Professional Registered Agent services provide reliability, continuity, efficient document forwarding, and ongoing compliance support.
15. What are your service options?
We offer both a Lifetime Registered Agent Service (1200) and an Annual Registered Agent Service (600 per year).
16. Which option is more popular?
Many corporations choose the Lifetime Service because it eliminates annual renewal fees and provides excellent long-term value.
17. Do you provide Registered Agent services outside Manitoba?
Yes. We offer Registered Agent services throughout Canada.
18. Can startups use your service?
Absolutely. We work with corporations of every size, from newly established businesses to large international organizations.
19. Can I contact you by email?
Yes. As a web-based corporate services provider, we provide all client support and document handling efficiently through email.
20. Why choose CFS Canada?
Our clients choose CFS Canada because we combine professional service, transparent pricing, fast onboarding, responsive email support, and flexible Lifetime and Annual Registered Agent options designed to meet the needs of both Canadian and international corporations.
Why Choose CFS Canada?
Selecting a Registered Agent is an important decision because the service continues long after the initial registration has been completed.
At CFS Canada, we focus on providing dependable, long-term corporate compliance solutions backed by responsive professional support.
Our Manitoba Registered Agent Services are designed for corporations that value efficiency, transparency, and reliability.
We offer:
Lifetime Registered Agent Service — 1200
Includes:
- Appointment as Registered Agent / Attorney for Service
- Manitoba Registered Office Address
- Acceptance of government correspondence
- Acceptance of legal notices
- Email forwarding of documents
- No annual renewals
- Lifetime coverage for your corporation
Annual Registered Agent Service — 600
Includes:
- Registered Agent / Attorney for Service
- Manitoba Registered Office Address
- Government correspondence handling
- Legal notice acceptance
- Email document forwarding
- Annual professional support
Whether your corporation is expanding into Manitoba for the first time or requires Registered Agent services across multiple Canadian jurisdictions, our experienced team is ready to assist with a professional and efficient onboarding process.
Expanding into Manitoba represents an important milestone for many corporations. Whether you are an Ontario corporation entering a new provincial market, a federally incorporated company expanding your operations across Canada, or an international business establishing a Canadian presence, maintaining proper corporate compliance is an essential part of long-term success.
While many businesses focus primarily on completing their extra-provincial registration, appointing a reliable Registered Agent or Attorney for Service is equally important. This appointment helps establish an official point of contact within Manitoba for government correspondence, legal notices, and other official communications relating to the corporation’s provincial registration.
Choosing the right Registered Agent should never be viewed as simply checking a box on a government form. The provider you select becomes an important part of your corporation’s compliance framework, helping ensure that official communications are received promptly and forwarded efficiently while providing continuity throughout the life of your Manitoba registration.
As corporations grow, expand into additional provinces, and develop new business opportunities, having dependable compliance support becomes increasingly valuable. A professional Registered Agent allows directors, officers, and management teams to focus on operating the business while knowing that an important aspect of their provincial compliance requirements is being managed by experienced professionals.
At CFS Canada, we are committed to providing transparent, dependable, and cost-effective Registered Agent services for corporations of every size.
Our clients include Ontario corporations completing extra-provincial registrations, federally incorporated companies expanding throughout Canada, established Canadian businesses operating in multiple provinces, and international corporations entering the Canadian market.
To meet the different needs of our clients, we offer two straightforward service options:
Lifetime Registered Agent Service — 1200
A one-time payment providing:
- Registered Agent / Attorney for Service
- Manitoba Registered Office Address
- Acceptance of government correspondence
- Acceptance of legal notices
- Email forwarding of documents
- No annual renewal fees
Annual Registered Agent Service — 600 per year
Providing the same professional support with annual renewal.
Both services are delivered with fast onboarding—typically within one business day after receiving the required corporate information and payment—allowing your corporation to proceed with its Manitoba registration without unnecessary delays.
Beyond Manitoba, CFS Canada proudly provides Registered Agent Services throughout Canada, supporting corporations expanding into Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Ontario, Quebec, Atlantic Canada, and every Canadian province and territory.
By working with a single experienced provider, businesses can simplify their corporate administration, maintain consistent compliance procedures, and benefit from professional support as they continue expanding across the country.
Whether you require a Registered Agent for a single extra-provincial registration or ongoing support in multiple jurisdictions, our experienced team is ready to assist.
Corporate compliance is not simply about meeting today’s requirements—it is about establishing a dependable foundation for tomorrow’s growth. With professional Registered Agent services from CFS Canada, your corporation can move forward with confidence, knowing that an important part of its provincial compliance strategy is in trusted hands.
If your corporation is preparing to register in Manitoba, or if you are looking to replace your current Registered Agent with an experienced Canadian corporate services provider, we would be pleased to assist you.
We look forward to supporting your business as it continues to grow across Manitoba and throughout Canada.
If you have any general questions, feedback or other inquiries, contact us and a customer service representative will gladly assist you.
