Certificate of health professional and property owner form b 2025

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The document outlines the procedures and requirements for completing the Certificate of Health Professional and Property Owner (Form B) under the Home Owner Grant Act in British Columbia. It details the information needed from both the property owner and a health professional to apply for an additional home owner grant for individuals with disabilities. The form must be submitted along with original receipts and a home owner grant application, ensuring compliance with privacy regulations.

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Begin with Part A, entering the legal name of the property owner and the person with disabilities. Ensure you include the property folio number and contact details.
Proceed to Part B, where you will certify your relationship to the person with disabilities. Select one option for both sections 1 and 2, and provide necessary details about any modifications or assistance required.
In section 3 of Part B, describe the nature of help or modifications needed. Remember to sign and date this section.
Once Part A and B are completed, have a qualified health professional fill out Part C. They must provide their information, answer questions regarding the disability, and certify their responses.
Finally, ensure all original receipts are attached before submitting your completed form along with your home owner grant application.

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How much is the BC cost of living grant?

If a family of four received $890 last year, they will get $1,005, starting in July. The income ceiling for the credit goes up each year, with a goal to docHub 80% of households in B.C. by 2030.

What is the property tax assistance in BC?

Property Tax Deferment Property tax deferment is a low interest loan program that helps qualified B.C. homeowners pay their annual property taxes on their principal residence. You can visit the BC Government website for more information and see if you qualify to Defer Your Property Taxes.

How much is the BC property tax grant?

If you are eligible, you can receive an additional grant of $275 on top of the regular grant of $570, which would bring the total grant amount up to $845 or $1045 depending on which region you live in and what the base grant is. If you qualify for an additional grant, you must also provide supporting documents.

Can you own a house on disability in BC?

In addition to the general asset limit, some particular assets are simply exempt, like your own home, car or any assets held in a qualifying trust. Generally, income you receive is deducted from your income assistance cheque. Income that is not deducted is called exempt income.

What is the senior age for the home owner grant in BC?

The home owner grant reduces the amount of property taxes you pay each year for your principal residence. If youre a senior aged 65 or older, your property is assessed at $2,150,000 or less and you meet certain requirements, you may qualify for a higher amount of the grant called the additional grant.