Fees may apply to document requests. The Condominium Property Regulation specifies how much a corporation can charge for fees. There is a maximum fee that condominium corporations can charge for certain documents, for example: Estoppel certificates: $200. Consolidated information statement: $100 Any other documents: If the document provided is in hard copy format and is more than 40 pages in length: $0.25 per page If the document provided is in a format other than hard copy or is not more than 40 pages in length: $10 However, the condominium corporation cannot charge owners for information or documents that it must provide (without request) under the Condominium Property Act or Condominium Property Regulation (e.g., financial statements for the AGM). It also cannot charge for information or documents that have not been requested by the person making the request.  Third party providers can charge fees to deliver documents on behalf of corporations, as long as they meet certain conditions under the regulation. See section 20.53(4) of the Condominium Property Regulation for more information.