Chris ThorntonFeb 19, 2014 4:09 PM

I am going to a jurisdiction to establish an entity and that entity is created under the authority of that government jurisdiction. So I need to ensure the rules are followed, i any advise, ideas/ tips/suggestions/examples that I should perhaps include in the completion of the forms... my private trust is almost complete..

Me, it's says: HOLDING COMPANY :)

A corporation that HOLD stuff :D

The one I set up was, unrestricted, there is a place for that on the form.

What that is: Is then, defined, in the private charter.

perfect I was thinking the same..

NOT perfect: Until a notice is served in a public place.

Do you see the need/benefit to qualifying your signature beside the name of the incorporator? my thought process is... your not acting in the capacity under the title of the first director yet?

I did not qualify the granting signature. It is qualified in the charter.

of course... :) that only makes sense.. over thinking it... thanks so much for your efforts... uncle bobby :)

In regards to registering the corp, does it matter where you do it? Ontario, Delaware etc. .. my gut tells me register my new friend in Ontario to avoid banking issues.. any thoughts?

yes, also you can just rewrite it and/or ammend it as needed. it's yours.

Ontario/$360 Delaware/$89....seems like a no brainer

why Delaware? what are the advantages? besides the cost factor.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delaware_General_Corporation_Law