Alberta Foreign Ownership Declaration Form 4 (Trustees)

Any trustee who holds an interest in controlled land in Alberta on behalf of another party must file this Form 4 Foreign Ownership Declaration.

  • Any person, firm or corporation who owns an interest in controlled land in the Province of Alberta must file a foreign ownership declaration, in accordance with the Land Titles Act.
  • Controlled land refers to any land which falls outside of municipal boundaries (i.e. it is not part of the land owned by a city, town, village or summer village).
  • This Form 4 must be filed by any person who will be acting as a trustee in holding the interest in trust for or on behalf of another party.
  • You can access the fillable PDF directly from Service Alberta through the link provided.
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Last Updated: 26-December-2024
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