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Tax certificates

How a notary or lawyer can get a tax certificate for a property.

A tax certificate for a property can be issued to a third party, usually a notary or lawyer acting for the buyer of the property.

What to send

  • The PID and civic address of the property
  • A letter or email from the registered owner giving permission, or a copy of the agency agreement

Email both to dco@hazelton.ca. The person or company asking must not have any account charges more than 30 days overdue.

Cost and timing

A tax certificate costs $15.00 per PID. Please allow one full business day after we receive your request.

Questions about this page?

Call 250-842-5991 or email info@hazelton.ca

Last updated October 29, 2026

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