How much does nominee director service cost in Canada?
Standard pricing starts from CAD 5,000, but the final fee depends heavily on scope, risk, duration, records work, and insurance expectations.
Read the full answerPricing, Process, and Compliance FAQ
These answers explain what is included, what is excluded, and which risk checks affect timing and fees.
What is included in your nominee director service?
Typically scope review, document review, board-record planning, appointment documentation, and a defined transition framework are included.
Read the full answerWhat is not included in your nominee director service?
It should not be read as including legal opinions, tax advice, guaranteed banking, or a substitute for the client’s own long-term management.
Read the full answerDo you provide banking support?
Banking may be discussed as part of the practical setup path, but account opening should never be treated as guaranteed or automatic.
Read the full answerDo you provide tax advice?
No tax opinion should be assumed from the site content or from formation support. Specific tax advice should come from a licensed tax adviser.
Read the full answerDo you provide legal opinions?
No legal opinion should be assumed from informational content or process support. Formal legal advice should be obtained separately where needed.
Read the full answerIs indemnification required for a nominee director engagement?
Indemnity expectations are commonly part of the discussion because the board-risk profile should be addressed before any appointment is accepted.
Read the full answerIs D&O insurance required for a nominee director engagement?
Insurance expectations should usually be addressed early because they form part of the overall board-risk assessment.
Read the full answerWhat happens when the client appoints their own director?
The transition should be documented through the right board records, resignations, replacements, and any follow-up filings needed to complete the handover cleanly.
Read the full answerCan the company trade while a nominee director is in place?
Only if the wider operating, banking, tax, and compliance setup is also ready. A nominee appointment by itself does not make a company operational.
Read the full answerWhat industries require extra review?
Higher-risk and regulated sectors such as energy, payments, financial services, and sensitive cross-border trading usually receive enhanced review.
Read the full answerCan you help with a subsidiary for an energy company?
Potentially yes, but energy-related matters are reviewed more carefully because licensing, counterparties, geography, and banking can materially affect scope and timing.
Read the full answerDo you support short-term appointments only?
The service is positioned as short-term and transition-oriented rather than as an indefinite substitute for the client’s own board solution.
Read the full answerWhat countries do your clients typically come from?
The service is designed for foreign founders and international groups, including those based in the UK, US, UAE, Latin America, and Asia. Eligibility depends on the proposed activity, ownership, and compliance review, not nationality alone.
Read the full answerCan documents be signed remotely?
Often yes, but the final signature method depends on the jurisdiction, the filing path, and whether originals or certifications are needed.
Read the full answerDo you support English and Spanish clients?
You can review the service information and submit an inquiry in English or Spanish. Include your preferred language so we can confirm the communication and document arrangements for your engagement.
Read the full answerDo you support Chinese-speaking and Arabic-speaking clients?
Service information and inquiry forms are available in Simplified Chinese and Arabic. Tell us your preferred language; translation needs and the language of formal documents are confirmed when the engagement scope is agreed.
Read the full answerWhat response times should I expect after sending an inquiry?
We aim to respond within 24 hours. Include the jurisdiction, proposed activity, ownership structure, and target date so the first reply can address your needs. A reply is not confirmation that an engagement has been accepted.
Read the full answerWhat affects the pricing of your services?
Scope, risk, urgency, jurisdiction, language, records work, and whether temporary board participation is required are the main pricing drivers.
Read the full answerIs rush service available?
Sometimes, but it depends on workload, document readiness, provider dependencies, and whether the matter fits the service model without added risk.
Read the full answerThese answers explain what is included, what is excluded, and which risk checks affect timing and fees.