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The 3 easy steps on how you can get an attestation in Canada Step 1: Prepare your documents. This may require two other steps a notarization and a translation. Step 2: Get your documents authenticated. This is done by Global Affairs Canada. Step 3: Get your document legalized.

LAPSE OF CAVEAT (S. 6, may be lapsed on application made after the expiration of 60 days after the caveator has been served with notice to take proceedings on the caveat in the prescribed form (FORM 29), unless proceedings have been taken and a C.L.P. in the prescribed form (FORM 30) has been filed with the Registrar.

Fees for registering a Caveat that charges land will increase to $50.00 plus $1.50 for every $5,000.00 for the principal amount stated in Mortgage, Encumbrance, Mortgage Amending Agreement and PPSA security interest plus $5.00 for each extra title. It previously was $35.00.

A caveat is a warning (in land law) that someone is claiming an interest on a parcel of land. If you believe you are entitled to an interest in land, you may file your claim through a caveat. A caveat is only a notice of a claim of interest on land. The validity of the claim is disputed in court.

Preparing document for attestation may require having the document notarized, having a certified true copy made, having a certified translation done, or providing additional supporting documents. The second step in the Canadian attestation process is to authenticate your document with Global Affairs Canada.

Acceptable Certifying Officials Judge, magistrate. Justice of the peace. Lawyer (member of a provincial bar association) Notary (in Quebec) Mayor. Notary public. Police officer (municipal, provincial or RCMP) Commissioner of oaths-provided that they have an official government agency appointment and a seal or stamp.

Alberta Land Transfer Fees The Land Transfer Registration Fee paid to the Land Titles Office costs a base of $50 and an additional $2 for every $5000 of property value and the Mortgage Registration Fee also costs a base of $50 and an additional $1.5 but for the mortgage amount . There are no rebates in Alberta.