Company Registration & Business Setup
Registered, compliant, and able to open a bank account.
You are in the right place if
- You are starting a business and need it properly registered
- You have been trading informally and need to formalise
- You need the paperwork done without learning the registry yourself
What you receive
- Name search and reservation
- Incorporation filing and certificate
- Tax registration
- Post-incorporation documents and statutory records
- Guidance on opening a corporate bank account
The process
Typical timeline: 1–3 weeks, depending on the registry.
- 01
Structure
We agree the right entity type and ownership structure for your situation.
- 02
Name
Name search, reservation, and a fallback if the first choice is taken.
- 03
File
Filing handled end to end, with the registry followed up on your behalf.
- 04
Set up
Tax registration, statutory records, and what you need for a bank.
The requirements differ by country
Registration in Nigeria and in Canada share almost nothing procedurally, so each has its own guide.
Pricing to be confirmed
Professional fee only. Government and registry fees are charged at cost.
Common questions
How long does registration actually take?
Usually one to three weeks, though it depends entirely on the registry and how quickly the name clears. We will give you a realistic date rather than a best case.
Which entity type should I register?
That is the first thing we settle, before anything is filed. It depends on who owns the business, how you intend to raise money, and how you want to be taxed — changing it later is expensive.
Not sure this is the right place to start?
Book a 30 minutes call. We will tell you which of these you actually need — including if the answer is none of them.
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