An Apostille is an official certification of a document so it can be used in countries that follow the Hague Apostille Convention. You may need a document apostilled if you plan to work, study, do business or get married in another country. Common documents that...
Only Canadians will be allowed to own residential real estate in Canada as of January 1, 2023.
Only Canadians will be allowed to own residential real estate in Canada as of January 1, 2023.
Please know that the prohibition is a temporary, two-year measure that forms part of the Government’s near-term response to urgent housing affordability concerns experienced by Canadians.
Difference Between Power of Attorney and Executor
When planning out your future wishes, the terms "executor" and "power of attorney" may come up. Both roles are essential in ensuring your final wishes are carried out, but they do not serve the same purpose. Here's a look at the differences between a power of attorney...
The Standard for Legalization of Canadian Documents
Legalization of a document is something that is required from time to time when documents are signed in a country different then where it will be used. Different countries have different methods for legalizing documents or showing proof that a document is legal. Many...
How Can a Notary Help With Medical and Health Care Planning
Medical and Health care planning involves thinking about and documenting your wishes for future medical care. The process can be challenging, but it will ensure that your requests are legally binding. There are 2 documents in BC that deal with this:...
Understanding the Home Buying Market With Rising Interest Rates
The Effects of Rising Interest Rates on Home Buyers Zancope Notary is a full-service firm specializing in the handlingand administration of real estate transactions for clients. As such, we keep our finger on the pulse of home buying and selling. Recently, interest...
What’s the Difference Between an Apostille and a Document of Legalization?
Getting a document notarized for a foreign country's approval will require an apostille or a certificate of legalization. These certificates are needed for matters of documents generated in one country to be used for legal purposes in another country. Some of these...
Apostille and Document Authentication and Legalization
So you need an apostille. But where do you get one in Canada? The short answer: Nowhere. Instead you need to have your documents authenticated and legalized. Sounds like a hassle, right? Don’t worry; Zancope Notary Public can handle the entire process for you. Whether...
Zancope Notary YouTube Channel Part 2
In case you weren’t aware of it, Zancope Notary has a YouTube Channel with several videos on different topics. We mentioned it last month. Today, we’ll transcribe two more of the videos on our channel. The first transcript, below, of the video below it, talks about...