To be accepted by some provincial governments (e.g. BC), the name must have two elements in it, i.e. distinctive element and descriptive element. The distinctive element must be unique or made up words and can't be common English word. The descriptive element can be common words. Please note, the primary cause of name rejection is missing the distinctive element. An example is "Michael Construction". In this name 'Michael' is the distinctive/unique element; 'Construction' is the descriptive element. Regardless name rejected or approved, BC government does not issue refund; and therefore give 3 name choices in one submission; Utilize these 3 choices, by providing us 3 different names.

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