Guest guest Posted March 27, 2004 Report Share Posted March 27, 2004 Hey Guys, I'm one of the directors for the Raw Food Society of British Columbia. It's actually not as difficult as it sounds to incorporate in Canada and I would assume the same for you. We did not require a lawyer, and no legal documents needed to be drafted. Writing your own documents is an option, but we chose to adopt the standard society act prepared by the Province of British Columbia. In fact, out here, the legal requirements are three applicants and $130. Only one of the applicants needs to live in the province. Good luck Graham W. Boyes > Jeff, > > Great response to my comments earlier. If everybody was for it, who > would file for the non-profit status? If a lawyer does it, it's > going to cost us! I like the snowball idea, the more it moves, the > bigger it gets, and accomplishes more. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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