What is a R.I.N.?
In Ontario, a R.I.N. aka RIN or Registrant Identification Number is a unique 9 digit number that is issued by the Ontario Ministry of Transportation (usually through a Service Ontario location) which is used to register vehicles in the name of a business or non-human entity.
How do I obtain a R.I.N.?
One thing that is usually required for a business to obtain a RIN number is a R.I.N. Letter. This is a type of document called a Statutory Declaration (similar to an affidavit) where you provide necessary information about your document in writing and declare before either a Notary Pub One thing that is typically required in order to obtain a R.I.N. is a R.I.N. Letter that has been signed in front of a Commissioner for Taking Affidavits or a Notary Public. Once signed and commissioned, your R.I.N. Letter would be submitted at Service Ontario along with any other documents that might be required to complete the process. For any questions about Service Ontario's process to issue a R.I.N. it is best to contact Service Ontario directly, they can be reached via telephone at 1-800-267-8097 or you can inquire at your nearest Service Ontario location.
How can I create and properly sign my R.I.N. Letter?
At Aikman Notary & Legal Support, I aim to make the process as quick and easy as possible. Step One: Click the button below to get your download your R.I.N. Letter template for FREE which you can fill in with the relevant information;
Step Two: Click here to Schedule an Online Commissioning appointment with our Notary Public to sign your document ONLINE durring a brief Zoom / Video Conference meeting for just $37.50 + HST; and
Step Three: Immediately after our appointment, you will receive a digital copy of your document via e-mail.
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Jeffrey T A Aikman
Owner, Paralegal & Notary Public
Aikman Notary & Legal Support
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