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When can a subscriber electronically sign a land title form and what does it mean when a subscriber electronically signs an electronic form?

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When can a subscriber electronically sign a land title form and what does it mean when a subscriber electronically signs an electronic form?

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For land title forms Form A, Form B, Form C Charge and Form C Release, a subscriber may be either a BC lawyer or notary that is certifying that they have in their possession a signed true copy of the electronic form, or a copy of the true copy, i.e., a fax or scanned copy. Note that the subscriber does not need to be the same individual as the officer who witnesses the execution of the printed copy of the electronic document in accordance with Part 5 of the Land Title Act, nor does the subscriber need to be the same individual as the applicant indicated in item 1 of the electronic document.

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