What is the significance of having notarized?
A Notary Public’s seal indicates on a document indicates it has been notarized. But what does it mean to have something notarized and when is it needed? Not all documents require notarization, but many do. For instance, banks, other financial institutions and the court system often require documents to be notarized. It’s the Notary Public’s […]
What is a Consent to Travel Letter?
With spring break fast approaching, many British Columbians are planning and looking forward to trips away. If your children are not travelling with both parents or if they’re travelling with another adult or family member, there are some travel documents you may want to consider. The Government of Canada strongly recommends a consent to travel […]
This One Change in the 2014 B.C. Budget Could Save you $7500
The government of British Columbia has introduced changes to the Property Transfer Tax in today’s Budget. From the 2014 Budget press release: Many British Columbians buying their first home will pay less Property Transfer Tax, as the Province is increasing the threshold for the first time homebuyers program to $475,000 from $425,000, an exemption that can save […]
How can a Notary help with your real estate transaction?
Navigating real estate purchases and sales involving large sums of money can be an intimidating prospect. Your notary’s job is to take the guesswork and uncertainty out of the process. Notaries public can help with many non-contentious legal matters, including conveyancing––the purchase, sale and mortgage of property. What are the three main things your Notary […]
