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Forms Supported for E-Signing Using a Lawyer Credential

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The Electronic Filing System (EFS) does not accept Web Filing forms signed with a Lawyer Credential. If you need to submit a form to EFS, such as a Corrective Declaration to correct a defected package, please e-sign the form using your Juricert instead of your Lawyer Credential.

Forms Supported for E-Signing Using a Lawyer Credential:

Web Filing Forms:

Affidavit of Witness Declaration

Change of Address (Title Owner)

Claim of Builders Lien

Declaration

Form 17 (Cancellation of Charge, Notation or Filing)

Form 17 (Charge, Notation or Filing)

Form 17 (Fee Simple)

Form A (Freehold Transfer)

Form B (Mortgage)

Form C (Charge)

Form C Charge (Priority Agreement)

Form C (Release)

PTT Return (New)

Power of Attorney

Revoke Power of Attorney

Strata Property Act Filing

Land Owner Transparency Registry:

Transparency Declaration (New)

Transparency Report (New)

 

Forms Not Supported for E-Signing Using a Lawyer Credential:

Web Filing Forms:

Declaration (Corrective) – can be E-signed but cannot be submitted to EFS when signed with a Lawyer Credential

EFS PDF Forms, including:

Property Transfer Tax Electronic Payment Authorization for Business

Manual Filing Forms

Surveyor General Forms in Web Filing

SurveyHub Forms

PDF forms that require the use of Adobe Acrobat, including the EFS PDF Forms downloaded from the LTSA site, do not support Lawyer Credential for E-signing.