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The document outlines the application process for transferring land in Alberta, including required declarations, affidavits, registration fees, and submission instructions to the Land Titles Office. It specifies necessary forms such as the Transfer of Land, Dower Affidavit, and Affidavit Re Value of Land, along with guidelines for swearing affidavits before a Commissioner for Oaths.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Application for Transfer of Land in the editor.
Begin by filling in your name as the registered owner and provide a description of the land being transferred.
In the consideration section, enter the amount being paid for the transfer. Ensure this matches any agreements made.
Sign where indicated as the transferor, and ensure a witness is present to sign as well.
If applicable, complete the Consent of Spouse form, ensuring both parties understand their rights under the Dower Act.
Complete any required affidavits, such as the Dower Affidavit or Affidavit Re Value of Land, ensuring all statements are accurate and truthful.
Review all sections for completeness before submitting your documents along with any required fees to the Land Titles Office.

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What are the different types of property ownership in Alberta?

Types of land ownership Sole owner Either a person or a registered company is the sole owner of the land. Tenancy-in-common There are 2 or more owners, called tenants-in-common. If a tenant-in-common dies, their share in the land goes to their estate, not to the other co-owners.

How to get a land title in Alberta?

Most titles, documents or plans can be ordered through the Alberta Registries Spatial Information System (SPIN2), Alberta Registry for Land Online (ARLO) or through a registry agent. You can also search for a title by name.

How much does it cost to get a land title in Alberta?

Fees in Alberta are based on the property value and mortgage amount, broken into increments of $5,000. The formula is straightforward: Base fee: $50. Additional fee: $5 for every $5,000 (or portion thereof) of the property value or mortgage amount.

Can anyone pull a land title in Alberta?

Since all registrations at the Alberta Land Titles Office are public records, anyone is permitted to complete a Land Titles search on anyone elses property. For just the land titles search, we charge $75. To do this, we require the legal description.

How long does it take to get a land title in Alberta?

The actual registration process can take a day or two or a few weeks depending on the Land Title Office. Usually the transfer of land process takes 3-7 days (but in past years took as long as 3 months) but we can let you know how long Alberta Land Titles is taking when you come in.