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21-08-11, 06:25
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Affadavit form
A PDF version of the form Peter put up earlier is attached, hopefully someone will be able to use the form or at least use it as a model if it suits the legal process in your area. If you find transcription errors in the file, please let me know so I can adjust it.
Peter, you also made reference to an appraisal form that was accepted in your area. If you think it is likely to be of use to others, can you send me a copy that can be posted similar to the affadavit form? Last edited by Grant Bowker; 21-08-11 at 06:29. Reason: included reference to the appraisal form 
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22-08-11, 02:09
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The Ontario appraisal form that Peter referred to can be found at:
http://www.rev.gov.on.ca/en/forms/rst/pdf/1159.pdf The french version is at: http://www.rev.gov.on.ca/fr/forms/rst/pdf/1159.pdf In case you can't get the links to work for you a copy is attached. The form can be completed on computer, then printed if you wish. One gotcha that I noticed is that they want the appraisal done within 60 days of purchase, so don't delay until you are ready to move on to licensing to get an appraisal. Otherwise you might have to sell to a friend and then repurchase it for the same value just to have a recently dated bill of sale to be able to get an appraisal. Seems crazy.
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