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Is a photocopy of your car's ownership sufficient to show police? The HTA allows motorists to carry a ?true copy? copy of their vehicle permit. That means photocopying both front and back, including the updated validation sticker. Proof of insurance must be the actual certificate.

Notes: The Vehicle Certificate of Registration and the Vehicle Permit are often confused. A Certificate of Registration is your proof of ownership (and is used to sell or transfer a vehicle); buying a Vehicle Permit gets you a set of licence plates.

You must carry your vehicle permit with you when you drive. You will be asked to produce this permit ? to verify that you are the legal owner of the car you are driving ? if you are pulled over by the police.

Permit information is available for free on The City of Calgary's Open Data Portal.

Licence plate number is printed at the upper right corner. vehicle permit number is printed at the bottom center, starts with a letter followed by 7 digits (for example, A1234567)

Your vehicle permit also known as the vehicle ownership is the green piece of paper that you get when your vehicle is registered with ServiceOntario. It is proof that you are the registered vehicle owner. It is important to: sign the plate portion of the permit.

If you're buying a used vehicle in Ontario, you will need to: Complete the Bill of Sale portion of the UVIP. Complete the Application for Transfer section on the vehicle permit. Bring the UVIP and permit to a Service Ontario within 6 days of purchase. Provide proof of car insurance. Pay the retail sales tax on the vehicle.

Air Operating Permits (Title V) Applying for a permit to operate major industrial and certain other industrial sites.

Title V is a federal program designed to standardize air quality permits and the permitting process for major sources of emissions across the country. Title V is a federal program designed to standardize air quality permits and the permitting process for major sources of emissions across the country.

The Title V program Air Quality Agencies issue comprehensive operating permits to facilities that emit significant amounts of air pollutants. For all implementing agencies in the country, there are standard requirements for permit programs and permit content.