Why the "DORTS" Form is Your Best Strategic AssetIn British Columbia real estate, one of the first documents we discuss is the Disclosure of Representation in Trading Services, commonly known as the
Dated: February 22 2026
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In today’s fast-paced market, you don't need a printer, a scanner, or even a pen to sign your real estate documents. Whether you are across town or across the country, DocuSign® allows us to move your transaction forward securely and instantly.
If you have an email address and an internet connection, you have everything you need. And remember: if you ever get stuck, I am just a phone call away to walk you through the process step-by-step.

Sign from the comfort of home.
The process is designed to be as simple as possible. Here is what to expect when I send you a document:
If you share an email address with a spouse, you will each receive your own email. For the best experience, close your browser window after the first person finishes before opening the second person's email.
Yes. In BC, electronic signatures are legally valid for real estate contracts. The system tracks the unique IP address and email of the signer, creating a secure digital "audit trail."

While we use DocuSign for initial contracts, please note that final closing documents at the Land Title Office still require a traditional "wet ink" signature in the presence of your lawyer or notary. This ensures one final layer of identity protection for you.
Questions about using technology in your next move? Call Rebecca Ryane at 250-240-6026. I make the tech easy so you can focus on the move.
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