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Company registration gives you the legal right to exist — it does not give you the right to operate a restaurant, run a factory, sell alcohol, or import certain goods. Those rights come from separate, industry-specific licences issued by local municipal offices, provincial authorities, or national regulators, each with its own application process and renewal cycle. We map what your specific business actually needs and manage the process end to end.
What’s included
- Regulatory requirement mapping
- Application preparation and filing
- Local authority liaison and follow-up
- Site inspection coordination
- Licence renewal management
Regulatory requirement mappingWhy licence requirements are easy to underestimate
Foreign operators often assume company registration covers operational rights — it doesn’t. A restaurant needs a food handling licence and possibly a signage permit; a factory needs environmental and industrial licences; import/export activities need customs and product-specific approvals. We start by mapping exactly what applies to your business, not a generic checklist.
How we manage the application process
Once requirements are mapped, we prepare and file applications with the relevant municipal, provincial, or national office, coordinate any required site inspections, and liaise directly with the assigned officer to keep the file moving. Local authority processes vary significantly by province and by officer — a big part of the value here is relationship-based follow-up, not just form-filling.
Renewal management as an ongoing service
Most business licences require annual or biennial renewal, often with inspection requirements attached. Missed renewals can mean a forced operational shutdown, not just a fine. We track renewal windows across all your active licences and manage the renewal process proactively.
