-When completing a registration, legislation requirements that govern each registration must be followed. For complex registrations it is advisable to consult a lawyer prior to registration to determine requirements and priorities.

-Registration definitions have been provided as a general guideline only for registration purposes.

-Security Agreement: A security interest under the Personal Property Security Act, including leases for the term of more than one year, transfers of accounts, or chattel paper and consignments.

-Writ of Enforcement: Document filed with the clerk of the Queen’s Bench. Registered with the personal property registry to enforce a creditor’s interest.

-Garageman’s Lien: A garageman registers a lien against an owner’s vehicle for repairs, parts or storage for which he has not been paid.

-Sale of Goods and Factor Act Registrations: A buyer’s interest in goods left in the possession of the seller.

-Matrimonial Property Order: An interest of a spouse given exclusive possession by a court of a mobile home or household goods under the Matrimonial Property Act.

-Crown Charge: A lien, charge, or other interest of the Crown created by any law in Canada.

-Land Charge: An interest in real property of a corporation that secures payment or performance of an obligation under section 59.2 of the Law of Property Act.

-Maintenance Order: An Order or interim order of a court in Alberta. Maintenance means maintenance, support, or alimony.

-Railway Rolling Stock: A mortgage deed under section 63 of the railway act.

-Court Orders: Any order authorized by a court or statute.

-Attachment Order: An order granted by the court prior to judgment, to attach to property in order to protect an interest.

-Receiver’s Report: A notice of a financial statement or final account of the receiver’s administration.

-Statutory Charge: A lien, charge, or other interest that affects property and is created under an enactment in force in Alberta.

-All of the above types of registrations may be registered in person at a registries office. The forms are available online, or in the office. When you come in, we will require the paper work to be filled out, along with acceptable identification.