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Documentation Required |
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a) Paid-Employment *
- Full-time, part-time, or casual
- Commissions, tips, or bonuses
- Illness and/or disability pay
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- Copy of most recent Income Tax assessment
- Letter from employer or employment agency – on company letterhead – indicating monthly income or average earnings
- Pay stubs for at least two months (employer identified)
- Cheque stubs from disability, pension or insurance
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b) Self-Employment *
- Tutoring
- Babysitting or childcare
- Taxi
- Business
- Other
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- Three consecutive years’ worth of income tax returns
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c) Pensions and Allowances *
- Old Age Security (OAS)
- Canada/Provincial Pension (CPP, QPP)
- Pensions, for example: Widow’s, Retirement, War Disability, Other
- War Veterans Allowance (DVA)
- Training Allowance
- Ontario Disability Payments (ODSP)
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- Copy of most recent Income Tax assessment
- Cheque stub or copy of cheque
- Direct bank deposit:
- Copy of passbook entries for previous two months or monthly bank statements
- Letter from government agency issuing cheque
- Statement from Issuing Source or employer
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d) Investment Income *
- Interest and dividends from all investments, including: Stocks, Bonds, Bank/Trust/Credit Union accounts, shares, securities, annuities
- Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSPs)
- Guaranteed Income Statements (GICs)
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- Copy of most recent Income Tax assessment
- Copies of bank passbook(s) for the last two months
- Copy of RRSP statements
- Copy of certificates
- Copies of insurance policies
- Copy of T3 or T5 tax forms
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e) Other Income *
- Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)
- Employment Insurance (EI) and Ontario Works (OW)
- Compensation for Victims of Crime
- Alimony, child support, or separation payment(s)
- Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP)
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- Copy of most recent Income Tax assessment
- Cheque stub or letter from source of income
- Sworn affidavit with both the applicant and ex-spouse’s signature or legal statement/letter from lawyer
- Copy of assessment form and confirmation of other earnings
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f) Assets *
Assets are valuable things that you own. Some assets produce income and other do not see d) above.
- Some examples of assets are: investments, includingStocks, Bonds, Bank/Trust/Credit Union accounts, shares, securities, annuities
- Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSPs)
- Guaranteed Income Statements (GICs)
- Property you own or have an interest in
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- Copy of most recent Income Tax assessment
- Copies of accounts, certificates, policies, property assessments
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