corporate records are maintained and where annual meetings are held. Recognition: federal corporations are easily recognized around the world as Canadian corporations. High-quality client service: Corporations Canada processes applications and all other service requests with minimal delay. Resources for not-for-profit corporations: Corporations Canada has created a variety of materials to help start and operate a corporation. You can order your own NUANS Name Search Report by visiting NUANS.com to access the NUANS Real-Time System (RTS). You can also obtain a NUANS Name Search Report by using the services of a search house, which is a private sector business that may be found in the telephone directory under 'Searches of Records'. 10. How do I send my application to incorporate a not-for-profit corporation? The application to incorporate a not-for-profit corporation (i.e., the completed forms, the filing fee and any other required documents) should be sent to Corporations Canada by mail, fax or e-mail (see our Contact Us information for more details). No. However, the incorporation forms are available online at our website. These can be completed on screen, printed and then sent to Corporations Canada by mail, fax or email (see our Contact Us information for more details). 12. What does Corporations Canada do with my application? Corporations Canada reviews applications for incorporation to verify that the documents comply with the NFP Act. If the application meets all of the requirements, Corporations Canada will issue a Certificate of Incorporation within five business days. Your corporation is created as of the date