Document background
The LLC Articles of Organization Form, which in the Canadian context is more accurately referred to as Articles of Incorporation, serves as the founding document for establishing a corporation in Canada. This document is essential when businesses wish to create a separate legal entity, whether incorporating federally under the Canada Business Corporations Act or provincially under regional legislation. It contains crucial information about the corporation's structure, including share classes, director information, registered office location, and business objectives. The document must be filed with either federal or provincial corporate registries, depending on the chosen jurisdiction of incorporation. It forms part of the corporation's permanent records and may need to be referenced or amended throughout the corporation's existence for various corporate actions or regulatory compliance.
