Declaration of Occupancy | Canada

Canadian mortgage lenders require mortgagors to provide a Declaration of Occupancy as part of the documentation for a residential mortgage loan.

  • The purchasers declare that they do or will occupy the property as their principal residence and will not turn it into a rental property.
  • The mortgage lender will require this Declaration as evidence that the purchasers plan to live on the property, as a condition of granting the mortgage.
  • This form can be used in any Canadian province or territory.
  • This is a free digital download.
Document Type: Microsoft Word
Last Updated: 03-June-2021
SKU: 316
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