... the clauses on the seller providing documents and providing the buyer access to the property for testing to the seller's obligations section.  Revised the seller's obligations and buyer's conditions clauses ...

... as members are required to review documents prior to each meeting. Beginning this year, individuals who submit their name to serve on the Complaints Review Committee will also be considered for the Complaints ...

... the provisions of the Act. The Brokerage/Designated Agent will act in the best interests of their client. The Brokerage/Designated Agent will explain all forms and documents to their client prior to ...

... is the introduction of SharePoint, a secure electronic platform for sharing and storing documents as the new method for brokers with trust and trading activity (Form 1) to provide documents to the Compliance ...

... licensees understand what the requirements are when completing transaction documents with consumers. It also explains how trust funds are to be handled and sets out what trust records brokers are required ...

... required to review documents prior to each meeting. Discipline Committee The Discipline Committee as a whole does not meet together, other than for training purposes. The committee members serve to ...

... and review documents prior to each meeting. Alternatively, members of the Discipline Committee may be called upon to serve on a hearing panel, which may result in a one-to-three day hearing, and additional ...

... a minimum of four annual meetings and review documents prior to each meeting. Alternatively, members of the Discipline Committee may be called upon to serve on a hearing panel, which may result in a one-to-three ...

... Review Committee are required to attend a minimum of four annual meetings and review documents prior to each meeting. Alternatively, members of the Discipline Committee may be called upon to serve on a ...

... a real estate agent using stolen or forged documents in the name of the property owner. If successful, they can steal large amounts of money from unsuspecting buyers.  For more information about this ...

... of the Licensing Committee and Complaints Review Committee are required to attend a minimum of four annual meetings and review documents prior to each meeting. Alternatively, members of the Discipline ...

... notice of dissatisfaction/objection. As a reminder, licensees are to ensure their client's lawyer is provided with all necessary real estate transaction documents including any and all competed and signed ...

... members of the Licensing Committee and Complaints Review Committee are required to attend a minimum of four annual meetings and review documents prior to each meeting. Alternatively, members of the Discipline ...

... Commission's website. Notarization Update For licensing applications and audit forms requiring notary services, the requirements to have documents notarized will be waived until further notice. May ...

... office. Licensing applications, completed in full and accompanied by all required documents, may be scanned and emailed to the Commission's Licensing Officer, Pam Crane: This email address is being protected ...

... each committee. For example, members of the Licensing Committee and Complaints Review Committee are required to attend a minimum of four annual meetings and review documents prior to each meeting. Alternatively, ...

... to attend a minimum of four annual meetings and review documents prior to each meeting. Alternatively, members of the Discipline Committee may be called upon to serve on a hearing panel, which may result ...

... documents prior to each meeting. Alternatively, members of the Discipline Committee may be called upon to serve on a hearing panel, which may result in a one-to-three day hearing, and additional time spent ...

... not be able sign off on the documents necessary to sell the property, because they will not have proof of their authority to act. Residential Tenancies The Commission has received calls from residential ...

... the annual general meeting, temporary changes to fees, extending renewal deadlines, and the manner by which those requirements are fulfilled, like waiving immediate notarization of some documents, and ...