Assignment sale consent and developer documents intake

Answers are general operational information only — not legal, tax, regulatory, clinical, privacy, immigration, or professional advice. Requirements vary by matter, client, and regulator.

Frequently asked questions

What developer docs are common?

Original APS (assignment clause), builder consent to assign, assignment policy / fee schedule, new purchaser registration forms, and any developer-required ID or finance packages — verify per project.

Listing vs buyer agent?

Co-agent both sides on one checklist record or mirrored records with export handoff.

Pre-construction timing?

Confirm whether consent is required before advertising. Marketing without required consent can breach the APS — track consent as a hard todo before accepting assignment deposits your brokerage policy treats as firm-critical.

Is a condo status certificate the same as builder consent?

Usually no. Status certificates are a different resale / condo-corp path. Assignments turn on the builder APS and consent package — ask counsel which package applies.

Upload from developer portal?

Agent downloads and uploads to named lines same day.

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