Category: Nuans

The first page of the Nuans report lists names of companies that have already been reserved. The “selected” name will be reserved for 90 days. Any similar names on the report will be subject to name conflict. If a name that has been owned by another entity then the owner of the entity would have first priority over the reservation name. If a name that has already been registered, owners of the name can claim name infringement and pursue litigation … Continue reading “How to Read Nuans Report?”

You need a Nuans report to check if there are similar corporate names and trademarks within Canada. If there are conflicts in corporate name ownership, then the Government reserves the right to dissolve the corporation due to the conflict. A Nuans report is valid for 90 days. If the 90-day period has ended, you must order a new Nuans report to submit. Getting a report does not mean that your proposed name has been approved. It simply means that the … Continue reading “Nuans Report- Why do we need nuans report?”