Not the case with a corporation (but a percentage, I believe 25%, of directors must be Canadian residents).There's no foreign ownership penalty or specific restrictions, or fees (so far), but I'm not sure of the requirements or tax rates of a Non-Canadian controlled corporation.

I am young field sales director in IT.

You and the Buyer can both be directors with powers as defined - which should be to contract under certain provisos.

This is just me 'in character' as a heartless and soulless entity run by a board of directors representing stockholders. 

So the process server I hired to serve the Summons/Complaint/Prejudgment Claim of Right to Possession indicated she tried 2 times last week and 1 time this week and each time she was confronted by an entire family in the SFD being vacated, who somehow moved in and would not give their names but informed that they do not know the named Defendant =LProcess server is mailing the proof of service into court (Los Angeles) but I am now wondering how does that work since per LA and OC websites' wording, that they expect even the Claim of Right to Possession be delivered (whether direct or substituted) to a named defendant?!

The Minutes of a corp entity is the written recording of the meetings required or as called by officers and directors.

Hi Robert- I am the Director of Renovation Lending at AnnieMac Home Mortgage and I specialize in renovation loans specifically the FHA 203k and Homestyle.  

Sister Loraine was the Executive Director (Sister as in Nunn) and it has been a nationally recognized success, they provide living quarters on a temporary basis primarily for women and children.2.

If there is a board of directors and elections every year, it's probably non-profit.

They'll still be paying the price for 10, 20, 30 years down the road," said Cristina Martin Firvida, director of economic security for AARP, the nation's largest membership organization for people 50 and older.For Herman Hilton, 66, of Jacksonville, Fla., a lean 6-foot-2 electrician with a bushy gray beard, the decision to lay down his pliers and screwdriver was born of frustration.For at least the last 10 years, as he wired new buildings, he was looking toward retiring as soon as he hit 66 and qualified for full benefits.