Alberta Statutory Declaration re Proof of Death

Has your spouse recently passed away? If the two of you owned real estate as joint tenants in the Province of Alberta, you will need to file this Statutory Declaration re Proof of Death.

  • The Statutory Declaration must be recorded with the appropriate Land Titles Office in order to have title to the property transferred into your name, as the surviving joint tenant.
  • This free form is provided in MS Word format and is easy to print, download and use.
  • Only for use in the Province of Alberta, Canada.
Document Type: Microsoft Word
Last Updated: 02-December-2024
SKU: 322
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