Understanding Your Application

Carefully review the eligibility requirements to ensure that HomeWarming is the right program for you. If you do not meet the requirements visit www.efficiencyns.ca/residential to learn about other available programs.

All adults (over the age of 18) who live in the house as their primary residence must provide their most recent Notice of Assessment from the Canadian Revenue Agency. The Notice of Assessment provides a complete income summary and will be used to evaluate if the household’s net income level qualifies for HomeWarming. Net income is shown on line 236 on your Notice of Assessment:

Proof of homeownership must also be included with the application. Provide a copy of either your property tax assessment, property tax bill, or bill of sale. Sample property tax bill:

First and last name of the homeowner. This must match the name identified on the supplied proof of home ownership document.

The address where the house is located. This may be different from the mailing address. Please list the house number before the street name and avoid using abbreviations.

The mailing address of the person applying to HomeWarming. This only needs to be completed if the mailing address is different from the civic address.

If there is another person you would like to include as a secondary contact on your file, list their information here. If not, please leave blank.

The unique electricity account number. This can be found on your electricity bill or by contacting your provider.

Include all adults (over the age of 18) who live in the house as their primary residence.

Include all children (under the age of 18) who live in the house as their primary residence.

If the main source of heat for the home is not listed, please explain how the house is heated.

The Consent and Disclaimer outlines how the application information will be used, and who will have access to it. It can be found at: www.homewarming.ca/consent-and-disclaimer/

All adults (over the age of 18) who live in the house as their primary residence must sign and date the application.

There are 3 ways to submit your application; mail, email, or fax. It is not required to submit your application by all three methods of submission. Remember, to include “Attention: HomeWarming” if you are submitting your application via fax.