Canadian Federal Legal Forms and Templates

This form is used for reporting foreign tax credits for trusts in Canada. It helps trustees claim credits for taxes paid to foreign countries.

This type of document is used to request a meeting with Canadian authorities before submitting a formal application for a specific purpose.

This form is used for making administrative changes related to the certification of veterinary drugs in Canada.

This document is a template used in Canada to request reconsideration for human drugs.

This document provides a checklist for individuals or organizations in Canada who are applying for Alliance Grants. It outlines the necessary steps and requirements for the application process.

This document is used for applying for a permit to import, export, or re-export live animals or animal parts or products in Canada. It is required by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES).

This Form is used for declaring personal effects when immigrating to or residing in Canada. (French)

This type of document is a safety checklist and entry permit form used for closed space environments in Canada.

This document is used for requesting the return of seized travel documents and identification documents in Canada. (French)

This document is used for submitting a request for electronic data interchange (EDI) to provide preliminary information on commercial shipments in Canada.

Ce formulaire est utilisé pour déclarer l'exportation de fret maritime au Canada. Il s'agit d'un formulaire de demande d'échange de données informatisées (EDI) pour faciliter le processus de déclaration des marchandises exportées par voie maritime.

This document is used for naming or substituting a beneficiary in Canada. It is available in both English and French.

This document is for attesting to the ethics approval from the Research Ethics Board in Canada. It is required for conducting research studies in compliance with ethical guidelines.

This Form is used for reporting and claiming federal tuition, education, and textbook amounts and the Canada Training Credit for residents of Quebec and non-residents of Canada.