The Affidavit of No Rental is a crucial legal document used in Canadian jurisdictions to formally establish the non-rental status of a property. This sworn statement is typically required in various situations, such as property tax assessments, real estate transactions, mortgage applications, or legal proceedings where proof of property usage is necessary. The document must include specific details about the property, the time period in question, and a clear declaration of non-rental status. It requires proper execution before a commissioner of oaths or notary public and must comply with provincial and federal regulations regarding sworn statements. The affidavit serves as official evidence and carries legal weight, with potential consequences for false declarations. Property owners or their authorized representatives commonly use this document to verify compliance with various property-related regulations and requirements.

1. Title and Introduction: Formal title of the document and introduction of the affiant with full legal name

2. Affiant Information: Personal details of the person making the affidavit including full name, occupation, and address

3. Property Details: Complete legal description and address of the property in question

4. Declaration of Authority: Statement establishing the affiant's relationship to the property (e.g., owner, executor, trustee)

5. Statement of Non-Rental: Clear declaration that the property has not been rented, including relevant time period

6. Verification Statement: Statement confirming that the contents are true and are made for the purpose of sworn testimony

7. Execution Block: Space for signature of affiant, commissioner of oaths, and date of swearing