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Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions


Why Do I Need A Lawyer For Real Estate Transactions?
A lawyer will review your agreement of purchase and sale to ensure that your transaction goes smoothly. A lawyer will help ensure that you receive your home free of any title defects, and register your property and mortgage (if applicable) with the Land Registry Office.
The purchase of title insurance is a one-time fee that covers many title related issues including, but not limited to: Fraud, Errors and Omissions, Claims of Ownership and Forgery, Unpaid Property Tax and Common Elements Fees.
In the event of an incident, such as flooding, any damage to the common elements or neighbouring units will be your responsibility to repair. Therefore, it is highly recommended to order your own liability insurance for your unit.
A lawyer reviews a condominium’s status certificate to identify whether the unit, locker, and storage, written in the agreement of purchase and sale matches. Wannes Law identifies potential issues that may cause an increase to the maintenance/condo elements fees, such as pending/ongoing legal disputes with the condominium.
If you continue your purchase transaction with Wannes Law, the status certificate review is complimentary. If you do not continue with the purchase, the status certificate review is $200 plus HST.
Yes, As per the Law society of Ontario, Wannes Law can review documents with you virtually as you sign documents on paper. The original documents will then need to be couriered to our office for our signature.
Wannes Law recommends that each of their client’s complete a profile analysis. A profile analysis allows the lawyer to explore what immigration pathways are suitable. The lawyer assesses your profile and recommends how to make your profile stronger. Once you receive your report, Wannes Law will provide you with a complimentary 30-minute consultation to discuss the next steps. By completing a profile analysis, you can avoid refused applications due to ineligibility. This way, you save yourself hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.
If you wish to apply as a refugee with a Group of Five the UN status is required. However, if you are applying through a Sponsorship Agreement Holder (SAH), it is not required.
Wannes Law will provide you with a detailed list of required documents for the specific program you are applying for. Book a consultation with Wannes Law for more information.
Yes, Wannes Law recommends you provide 6 months worth of banking transactions, as well as any proof of assets. The key is to demonstrate to the visa officer that you can sustain yourself during the visit, and that you have responsibilities back home requiring your return.