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Originally Posted by djmk
Property owners already fill out the form for the grant. What's one more check box?
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From the city of Vancouver web site:
If a family member occupied the home
- Supply the name of the family member(s), and their phone number
If you rented the property
- Supply the names of tenants from each of the tenancy agreements
If it is not your primary residence but you occuplied it for 180 days and your employer is in the City of Vancouver:
- Supply the name and contact info for your employeer
If the property is under development or a heritage property:
- Supply the permit number and a description of the development process
If you were in the hospital, long-term or short-term care:
- Supply name of person receiving care
- The supervising physician
- Contact information for the hospital or care facility
If it under a court order that:
- Supply the court order info
If you are audited you need to supply:
- ICBC vehicle insurance and registration
- Government-issued personal identification, including, driver’s licence, BCID card, and British Columbia Services Card
- Medical Services Plan invoice
- Income tax returns and notices of assessment
- Employment contracts, pay statements, or records of employment
- Insurance certificates for homeowner's(s') insurance
To declare that your property is rented, it must be occupied by a tenant for at least six months of the current year. This requirement can be met through either:
- A long-term lease (minimum of six months in duration); or,
- A combination of rental periods, each lasting 30 or more consecutive days, for a total of at least six months of tenancy. Types of evidence that can be submitted in support of a declaration include (but are not limited to):
- Tenancy agreement(s)
- Income tax returns or notices of assessment stating rental income
- Bank statements showing reoccurring rental income
- Insurance certificates for tenants insurance
- Information from a long-term tenant proving occupancy