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The document outlines various forms related to the transfer of land under the Land Titles Act, including consent from a spouse regarding dower rights, affidavits for attestation and value of land, and declarations concerning minors in estates. It serves as a legal framework for transferring property ownership while ensuring compliance with relevant laws.

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Begin by entering your name as the registered owner of the estate in fee simple. Ensure you specify any encumbrances, liens, or interests related to the land.
In the 'Schedule' section, provide a detailed description of the land being transferred.
Indicate the consideration amount in dollars for the transfer. This is crucial for legal documentation.
Sign in the designated area as the Transferor and ensure a witness signs as well.
If applicable, have your spouse complete the Consent of Spouse section, acknowledging their agreement to the transfer.
Complete any additional affidavits required, such as Affidavit of Attestation or Affidavit Re Value Of Land, ensuring all signatures are obtained.

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How to look up land titles 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 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.

What is the best app for finding property lines in Canada?

With the onX Hunt App, you can see property boundaries and landowner information throughout the United States and, in Canada, you can view property lines where available.

How do I look up the legal land description in Alberta?

How to find your legal land description Copy of a certificate of title: You may have a copy of your certificate of title provided when you purchased your property or registered a mortgage etc. Tax Notice or Property Assessment: Most municipal tax or assessment documents include your legal description of your property.

How do I find my property lines in Alberta?

When a boundary is determined, an Alberta Land Surveyor typically inserts a one metre-long metal pin at the exact intersection of property lines. The location of these pins is marked on survey plans registered at Land Titles. These pins or markers are called survey evidence.

What is the easiest way to find your property line?

The fastest way to find your property lines is to check your plat map, property deed, or previous survey. You can also use GPS apps like LandGlide or Landgrid to view approximate boundaries. For the most accurate results, hire a licensed land surveyor, especially before building or selling.

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