Regulatory Support: Canadian Registration Agent
For foreign companies importing into Canada, a Canadian registration agent is
required. A registered agent acts as a registered address of the corporation in
Canada and provides this registered address for the receipt of service of
government filings – and sometimes legal documents - and acts as a liaison for
government agencies.
Our consultants assist data owners to develop a
valuation for their data, including adjustments for inflation, risk premiums and
in-house costs.
Acting as the registered agent, a registered agent
forwards all documents and correspondence to its clients.
TSG Canada
assists foreign companies by acting as a Canadian registration agent.
Some of
TSG Canada’s registered agent services include:
▲ Assisting
foreign companies communicate with Canadian regulatory agencies
▲ Responding
to questions asked by Health Canada and Environment Canada
▲ Coordinating
inspections between a foreign company and Canadian regulatory agencies
▲ Providing
full regulatory and registration support to foreign companies
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