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Overview
You can change or remove a name on a land title for various reasons.
The following forms are the most common documents used to change ownership of land or property.
How to change a title ownership
Step 1. Fill out the form you need
Add or remove a name
The form must be signed by all of the current registered owners.
Remove a deceased joint tenant
You must include the original or a notarized copy of one of the following certificates:
- Vital Statistics Registry certificate
- Medical Examiner’s certificate
- funeral director’s certificate
- cremation certificate
- document issued by a comparable authority if the death occurred outside of Alberta.
Only an original death certificate will be returned to you, all other original certificates will be retained by Land Titles.
Remove a deceased tenant-in-common or sole owner
You must include an original filed copy of the Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration from the Surrogate Court of Alberta. A notarized copy is unacceptable. If it has been issued from a court in a jurisdiction other than Alberta, it must be re-sealed by the Surrogate Court of Alberta.
Change of name
The form you need to fill out depends on why the name is being changed.
Step 2. Submit the form and documents
Mail your form and documents to:
Edmonton location
Box 2380
Edmonton, Alberta T5J 2T3
Calgary location
Box 7575
Calgary, Alberta T2P 2R4
Contact
Connect with a Land Titles office:
Edmonton location
Phone: 780-427-2742
Office address:
John E. Brownlee Building
10365 97 Street
Edmonton, Alberta T5J 3W7
Mailing address:
Box 2380
Edmonton, Alberta T5J 2T3
Calgary location
Phone: 403-297-6511
Office address:
Service Alberta Building
710 4 Avenue SW
Calgary, Alberta T2P 0K3
Mailing address:
Box 7575
Calgary, Alberta T2P 2R4
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