What is a NUANS report?

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Hey all,

What is NUANS report? Can I get some details about this? This was a new information for me and I’m so excited to know about this. I got that when I checked for business name search in Ontario . Has anyone noticed this? Need your comments.

Along with this, I would also like to know the advantages of incorporating in Canada incorporation over the provincial incorporation.

I hope the business experts here can definitely help me in this.

Waiting for the answers to these two questions.

Your replies will be highly appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Connor McGuigan · Answer

A NUANS report is simply a business name search that is required to register or incorporate a business federally and provincially (most, anyway). It is used to determine the availability of a name.

If you incorporated manually (without a 3rd party service) through the government website, you would have had to provide a NUANS report number as the report is required.

Try checking out these links to learn more about the difference between federal and provincial incorporation.

Provincial and Federal Incorporation

Selecting a Jurisdiction

Provincial Versus Federal

David Dachtera · Answer

Well, to answer the titular question, "Newly Upgraded Automated Name Search" was best I could find, and got that from Wikipedia. The article is only a stub and doesn't explain what the system is "newly upgraded" from or any other history.

It's possible that it was preceded by an ANS (Automated Name Search) system, but that may be a brash assumption.

It appears to be unique to Canada.

For what little it may be worth ...

Darryl Zuber · Answer

hello, My wife and I recently set up a corporation for our investment properties as well as to get the Nauns search was easy and painless, just a few bucks.

here is a page with further detail on what it is and how it can help you.

http://bit.ly/2rK12TB

What is a NUANS report?

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