Question 1

What does Utility cover when I rent an apartment in Fort Saskatchewan?

Accepted Answer

Utility is the monthly cost of water, electricity, heating, garbage and wastewater, security, internet and cable, and other miscellaneous expenses. Some landlords will include all of these costs in the rent and require the tenant to pay them together.

Question 2

What documents and papers are generally required for Fort Saskatchewan student housing application?

Accepted Answer

Student housing will conduct a thorough background check, such as a financial check, criminal record check, etc. Therefore, the apartments require the following: a Canada Social Security Number (SSN), which is similar to a domestic ID number, to check your financial status. Canada driver&#x27;s license number. Sponsor in the Canada (sponsor must also have SSN): Further assurance that the applicant can afford to pay rent.
However, international students usually without all three of these documents. Most apartments allow international students to use other documents instead: I-20, Copy of passport or Visiting Scholar Visa form

Question 3

When I rent an apartment in Fort Saskatchewan, can I get out of the lease at any time after signing it?

Accepted Answer

Generally speaking, once a lease is signed, it is effective immediately and cannot be terminated early by either party to the lease.
Under Canada law, if a tenant signs a long-term lease, they are responsible for the rent for the entire term of the lease, and the landlord has the right to require the tenant to pay all the rent even if they move out.

Question 4

How big is student housing in Fort Saskatchewan?

Accepted Answer

According to uhomes database, student apartments or student flats in Fort Saskatchewan are usually around 21m² to 23.5

Question 5

Can I rent an apartment in Fort Saskatchewan and have a pet on the sly?

Accepted Answer

No, you cannot. Some students may think of getting a cat or dog on the sly, but it is not recommended to violate the contract because it is bad for your credit and you may face fines.

Question 6

What documents should I bring when checking in for a rental in Fort Saskatchewan?

Accepted Answer

Please bring your passport, I-20, payment receipts, credit cards, checks, etc. Please note that the apartment does not take cash.

Question 7

Do I need to submit a certificate of deposit for the total rent during the rental period in Fort Saskatchewan?

Accepted Answer

It is usual for some individual landlords or apartments to require proof of deposit of the total rent for the term of the lease.

Question 8

What are the features of Fort Saskatchewan Student Housing?

Accepted Answer

Student, visiting student, or student&#x27;s family only: clear and uniform check-in and check-out times; generally 12 months, rarely less than 5 months.

Question 9

I have booked an apartment, can I move in directly when I arrive in Fort Saskatchewan?

Accepted Answer

Each apartment has its own check-in time. If you arrive in Fort Saskatchewan after the official move-in time, you can check-in and move out. However, if you arrive before the official move-in time, you will need to: 1) communicate with the apartment when you apply for the apartment to see if early check-in is possible and tell the apartment your desired move-in time; 2) if the apartment does not offer early check-in, you will need to find your own temporary housing, such as a hotel, day room, or help from a fellow student who has arrived ear

Question 10

Are the student accommodation properties in Fort Saskatchewan well-equipped?

Accepted Answer

All the properties listed by University Living, Fort Saskatchewan, are fully furnished and enriched with modern amenities like a gym, a barbeque area, a study room, card-operated laundry, a common lounge area, and many mor

Student Housing in Fort Saskatchewan

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