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How to Fill Out the Alberta AT4805 Declaration Form
Step 1: Click the orange "Get Form" button above to open the AT4805 in the FormsPal editor.
Step 2: Enter your personal information in the fields provided. You will need to fill in your Last Name, First Name, Middle Names, Mailing Address, City/Town, Province/Territory, Postal Code, and Telephone number. If you are filing on behalf of an Indian Band, enter the band name and contact details instead.
Step 3: Read the declaration statement carefully before signing. The declaration confirms that the information you have provided is true and that you are eligible under the Indian Act. Enter your Signature, the current Date (in YYYY-MM-DD format), and the Witness Name in the spaces provided.
Step 4: Review all entries for accuracy. Double-check your name spelling, address, and the date format. Errors in middle names or the date field are among the most common mistakes on this form.
Step 5: When all sections are complete, click "Done" to save your AT4805. You can download the completed form as a PDF and submit it to the Tax and Revenue Administration (TRA) of Alberta Treasury Board and Finance. Your data is saved securely by FormsPal and is never shared or distributed.
Frequently Asked Questions About the AT4805 Form
Can I submit the AT4805 form online? You must submit the completed form directly to the TRA by mail or in person. FormsPal lets you fill out and print the form online, but submission goes to Alberta Treasury Board and Finance, not through this website.
How long does it take to receive the AITE Card? Processing times vary. Contact the TRA directly for current processing estimates once your declaration has been submitted.
What if my address or registration details change? You must complete and submit a new AT4805 form whenever your personal or band registration information changes, to keep your exemption card valid.
