Legal documents for Canadians, made simple.
Choose from 35 legal document tools — leases, demand letters, employment contracts, immigration checklists and more. Pick your province and language, answer a few simple guided questions, and we draft it for you with clauses written for your province's laws, from Ontario to Quebec. Edit the draft free, then download the finished document as Word or PDF.
How it works
Three simple steps from blank page to finished document.
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Pick from worker claims, leases, demand letters, policies, immigration checklists, employment contracts, travel consent letters, cease and desist letters, rent receipts and termination letters.
Fill in the details
Answer a few questions. Your province and language come first, so every clause follows the right law.
Download your document
Review and edit your draft, then download it as Word or PDF.
35 tools, one calm workspace
Each tool asks for your province and language first, then builds a document that follows Canadian law.
Worker Claim Letter Writer
Draft a formal workers' compensation claim letter addressed to your province's board, with next steps.
Start →Lease Agreement Builder
Create a province-specific residential lease using the correct tenancy act clauses.
Start →Demand Letter Generator
Create a formal demand letter for unpaid invoices with a payment deadline and legal warning.
Start →Policy Generator
Generate a Privacy Policy, Refund Policy and Terms & Conditions compliant with PIPEDA and provincial law.
Start →Immigration Document Checklist
Get an IRCC-style document checklist plus a draft statement of purpose for your application.
Start →Employment Contract Builder
Create an offer letter or full employment contract with probation, termination and ESA-compliant clauses.
Start →Resume Builder
Build a polished resume with 54 original templates, AI-enhanced bullets, and Word/PDF downloads.
Start →Travel Consent Letter
Consent letter for a child travelling with one parent, a grandparent, or another adult — with border-ready details.
Start →Cease and Desist Letter
A formal warning to stop copyright theft, harassment, defamation or trademark abuse — with a firm deadline.
Start →Rent Receipt Generator
Create a clean, printable rent receipt with auto-numbering — landlord, tenant, period, amount and method.
Start →Termination Letter
Employer-side termination letter with notice, severance and final-pay terms under your province's ESA.
Start →Visitor Visa Invitation Letter
An IRCC-style invitation letter from a Canadian host — invite parents or relatives to visit, with support and accommodation details.
Start →Sublease Agreement
Sublet your rental unit properly — landlord consent, term, rent, utilities and rules carried over from your original lease.
Start →Employee Warning Letter
A factual HR disciplinary letter — verbal, written or final warning with the issue, required improvement and a deadline.
Start →Home Renovation Contract
A solid contractor agreement — detailed scope, materials, milestone-based payments, change orders and warranty.
Start →Statutory Declaration
A Canada Evidence Act solemn declaration — state facts for a lost document, name change or identity proof, then swear it before a commissioner.
Start →Non-Disclosure Agreement
One-way or mutual NDA with a plain-language explainer, purpose, term and standard carve-outs — ready to sign.
Start →Contractor Agreement
An independent contractor agreement for freelancers and agencies — services, pay, IP ownership and confidentiality, ready to sign.
Start →Offer Letter
A professional employment offer letter — position, compensation, start date, benefits and conditions, with an acceptance block.
Start →Terms of Service + Privacy Policy
Website terms of service and a PIPEDA-compliant privacy policy in one — with Quebec Law 25 clauses when you need them.
Start →Partnership Agreement
A partnership agreement for two or more partners — ownership shares, capital, profit split, decisions and dissolution.
Start →Founders' Agreement
A founders' agreement for startups — equity split, vesting, roles, IP assignment and what happens if a founder leaves.
Start →Non-Compete / Non-Solicitation
A non-competition and non-solicitation agreement with reasonable scope, duration and geography under Canadian law.
Start →Promissory Note
A promissory note for business or personal loans — principal, interest, repayment schedule and default terms.
Start →Bill of Sale
A bill of sale for vehicles, boats, trailers or equipment — item details, price, as-is terms and title warranty.
Start →Last Will and Testament
Name an executor, divide your estate among beneficiaries and name a guardian for minor children — with your province's signing rules.
Start →Power of Attorney
Appoint someone to handle your property, finances or personal care — immediate or springing, with province-specific forms and notes.
Start →Prenuptial Agreement
Protect what you bring into a marriage — asset disclosure schedules, property division and support terms under your province's regime.
Start →Eviction Notice
A formal termination notice for non-payment, cause or the landlord's own use — with the right form name and notice period for your province.
Start →Separation Agreement
Property division, custody, child and spousal support in one agreement — with a strong independent-legal-advice clause.
Start →Rental Application
A clean rental application — applicant details, employment, rental history, references and credit-check consent, human-rights compliant.
Start →Affidavit Builder
Numbered sworn statements ready for commissioning — affidavit of service or general purpose, with your province's commissioning rules.
Start →Loan Agreement
A two-party loan agreement — principal, interest, repayment schedule, collateral and guarantor options, with federal rate-limit notes.
Start →Codicil to Will
Amend your existing will — change an executor, add or remove a beneficiary — and reaffirm everything else, with proper execution rules.
Start →Letter of Intent
Frame a deal before the paperwork — purpose, key terms, what's binding and what isn't, confidentiality, exclusivity and a target date.
Start →Built for all of Canada
Every document follows the laws of your province or territory — from Ontario's WSIB to Québec's CNESST, and every tenancy act in between.
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