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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open form 4001 in the editor.
- Begin by entering the corporate name in section 1a. If applicable, provide the name in the other official language in section 1b.
- In section 2, specify the province or territory in Canada where your registered office is located.
- For section 3, indicate both the minimum and maximum number of directors. If you have a fixed number, enter that same number in both boxes.
- Section 4 requires a statement of the corporation's purpose. Clearly outline what your organization aims to achieve.
- If there are any restrictions on activities, detail them in section 5.
- In section 6, describe the classes or groups of members authorized for your corporation.
- Section 7 asks for a statement regarding property distribution upon liquidation; provide this information clearly.
- If there are additional provisions, include them in section 8.
- Finally, complete section 9 by certifying as an incorporator. Print your name and add your signature.
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