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How much does a certificate of location cost? Let's take a look at the certificate of location, since it's an essential document for any real estate transaction in Quebec. The price of a certificate of location for a single-family home in an urban area is estimated at $1,500, plus taxes.

It is also the seller's responsibility to pay for the certificate of location. However, if the buyer requests a new certificate and it does not demonstrate any changes, it may be up to the buyer to pay the costs.

A certificate of location is a minute document containing a report and a plan, in which the land surveyor expresses his opinion on the current situation and condition of land about the title, the land registry, and the laws and regulations that may affect it.

In Quebec, only qualified land surveyors recognized by the Ordre des arpenteurs-geometres du Quebec are authorized to produce a certificate of location, and therefore, professionals at Groupe Civitas are not only qualified to prepare your certificate but also to certify all information contained in the document.

A certificate of location is a minute document containing a report and a plan, in which the land surveyor expresses his opinion on the current situation and condition of land about the title, the land registry, and the laws and regulations that may affect it.

How much does a land survey cost? The OAGQ recommends a fee of $1,405 for a certificate of localization for an urban detached house (not including applicable taxes). Fees vary depending on the type of property and the region.

In any survey operation carried out to prepare a location certificate, a land surveyor shall take all the measurements and make all the calculations required to check the occupation and the boundaries of the immovable property and situate them in relation to one another. O.C. 1058-2002, s. 4.