1. Understand the conditions

Your sticker will be exchanged free of charge if it’s still valid and you lived in one of the following boroughs:

• Ahuntsic-Cartierville (change of sector)
• Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
• Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
• Le Sud-Ouest
• Mercier-Hochelaga–Maisonneuve
• Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie
• Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension
• Ville-Marie

You were living in another borough? You need to apply for a new sticker.

Please note that your sticker’s validity date remains the same after the exchange and that no fee adjustment will apply.

Please attach copies of the following supporting documents to your application.

You may also use a photo of the cut-up sticker, proving that it is no longer usable. The license plate number must remain visible.

Attach 2 of the following documents, dated within the past 3 months and showing your name and address:

• Valid driver’s license or notice of renewal, or notice of renewal of your Québec health insurance card, or correspondence from the Municipal Court
• Automobile insurance certificate or insurance contract declarations page
• Utility bill (Hydro-Québec, natural gas, or telecommunication company such as Bell, Vidéotron, Rogers or other)
• Official document from an educational institution
• Statement from a financial, credit or investment institution, or a trust company
• Monthly statement of investments from a trust or financial institution
• Notice of change of address or proof of mail forwarding (sticker) from Canada Post
• Official document from Revenu Québec or the Canada Revenue Agency
• Employment Insurance statement

Residential leases, real estate and school tax bills are not accepted as proof of residence.

• By-law concerning fees (in French)
• By-law concerning traffic and parking

1. Understand the conditions

Your sticker will be exchanged free of charge if it is still valid, regardless of the borough from which you moved.

Please note that your sticker’s validity date remains the same after the exchange and that no fee adjustment will apply.

Please attach copies of the following supporting documents to your application:

You may also use a photo of the cut-up sticker, proving that it is no longer usable. The license plate number must remain visible.

If the certificate is not in your name, also attach the extract from the insurance policy that names you as the primary driver.

If you are leasing your vehicle, also attach the lease agreement which must be in your name.

If the certificate is not in your name and for your address, also attach the extract from the insurance contract that names you as the primary driver at your address.

Company vehicles: if you drive your employer’s vehicle, provide the insurance certificate and a letter from the employer (on letterhead) naming you as the primary driver that shows the make, model and year of the vehicle as well as your address.

Provide one of the following documents (dated within the past three months) that shows your name and address:

• Valid driver’s license or license renewal notice
• Utility bill (Hydro-Québec, gas, telecommunication company such as Bell, Vidéotron, Rogers, or other) 
• Invoice from an educational institution 
• Monthly statement from a credit or financial institution
• Monthly statement of investments from a trust or financial institution
• Notice of change of address or proof of mail forwarding (sticker) from Canada Post
• Official documents from Revenu Québec or the Canada Revenue Agency
• Employment Insurance statement
• Québec health insurance (RAMQ) client card renewal notice
• Correspondence from the municipal court

Residential leases are not accepted as proof of residence.

If you are an entrepreneur who owns the vehicle:

• A document proving that the company is registered in the Registre des entreprises du Québec (REQ), and that you are the company’s owner, sole shareholder and sole director.

• By-law concerning traffic and parking

1. Understand the conditions

Your sticker will be exchanged free of charge if it’s still valid and you live in one of the following boroughs:

• Ahuntsic-Cartierville (change of sector)
• Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
• Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
• Le Sud-Ouest
• Mercier-Hochelaga–Maisonneuve
• Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie
• Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension
• Ville-Marie

Please note that your sticker’s validity date remains the same after the exchange and that no fee adjustment will apply.

Did you move from another borough? You must apply for a new sticker.

Please attach copies of the following supporting documents to your application:

You may also use a photo of the cut-up sticker, proving that it is no longer usable. The license plate number must remain visible.

If the certificate is not in your name, also attach the extract from the insurance contract that names you as the primary driver.

If you are leasing your vehicle, also attach the lease agreement which must be in your name.

If the certificate is not in your name and for your address, also attach the extract from the insurance contract that names you as the primary driver at your address.

Company vehicles: If you drive your employer’s vehicle, provide the insurance certificate and a letter from the employer (on letterhead) confirming your personal use of the vehicle and mentioning the company’s name and address.

Provide one of the following documents (dated within the past three months) that shows your name and address:

• Valid driver’s license
• Utility bill (Hydro-Québec, gas, telecommunication company such as Bell, Vidéotron, Rogers, or other) 
• Invoice from an educational institution 

Leases are not accepted as proof of residence.

• By-law concerning traffic and parking (in French)
• By-law concerning fees (in French)
• By-law concerning traffic and parking

1. Understand the conditions

Your sticker will be exchanged if it is still valid, regardless of your borough of origin (except LaSalle).

Cost 
$5.75 (taxes included)

Please note that your sticker’s validity date remains the same after the exchange and that no fee adjustment will apply.

Were you living in LaSalle? You must submit a new application for a sticker.

Please attach copies of the following supporting documents to your application:

You may also use a photo of the cut-up sticker, proving that it is no longer usable. The license plate number must remain visible.

If the certificate is not in your name, also attach the extract from the insurance policy that names you as the primary driver

If you are leasing your vehicle, also attach the lease agreement which must be in your name.

If the certificate is not in your name and for your address, also attach the extract from the insurance contract that names you as the primary driver at your address.

Company vehicles: if you drive your employer’s vehicle, provide the insurance certificate and a letter from the employer (on letterhead) naming you as the primary driver and showing the make, model and year of the vehicle and your address.

Provide one of the following documents (dated within the past three months) showing your name and address. If your request is for a company vehicle, attach two documents.

• Valid driver’s license
• Utility bill (Hydro-Québec, gas, telecommunication company such as Bell, Vidéotron, Rogers, or other) 
• Invoice from an educational institution
• Monthly statement from a credit or financial institution
• Insurance certificate showing your address

Leases are not accepted as proof of residence.

If you are an entrepreneur who owns the vehicle:

• A document proving that the company is registered in the Registre des entreprises du Québec (REQ), and that you are the company’s owner, sole shareholder and sole director

1. Understand the conditions

Only LaSalle residents who move within the borough can exchange their still-valid sticker free of charge.

All others must submit a new application for a sticker.

Please attach copies of the following supporting documents to your application:

Bring back your original sticker.

• Valid driver’s license
• Québec health insurance (RAMQ) card
• Passport

Provide one of the following documents that shows your name and current address:

• Valid driver’s license
• Current year’s school or municipal tax bill
• Vehicle or home insurance certificate
• Utility bill less than 3 months old
• Lease signed within 15 days of the date of application (accepted only for new tenants)

In person

• By-law concerning traffic and public safety (in French)
• By-law concerning traffic and parking

1. Understand the conditions

Your sticker will be exchanged free of charge if it is still valid, regardless of the borough from which you moved.

Please note that your sticker’s validity date remains the same after the exchange and that no fee adjustment will apply.

Please attach copies of the following supporting documents to your application:

You may also use a photo of the cut-up sticker, proving that it is no longer usable. The license plate number must remain visible.

If you are leasing your vehicle, also provide the lease agreement.

Company vehicles: attach the registration certificate in the name of the company, along with one of the following two documents:

• Proof of automobile insurance that names you as the primary driver of the vehicle
• Letter from the company (with logo, vehicle description, dated and signed by the company president) stating that you are the primary driver of the vehicle

• Insurance contract or extract of the contract that names you as the primary driver at the address for which the sticker is requested

Provide a second proof of residence from among the following (less than three months old), with your name and address:

• Valid driver’s license or license renewal notice
• Utility bill (Hydro-Québec, gas, telecommunication company such as Bell, Vidéotron, Rogers, or other) 
• Invoice from an educational institution 
• Monthly statement from a credit or financial institution
• Monthly statement of investments from a trust or financial institution
• Notice of change of address or proof of mail forwarding (sticker) from Canada Post
• Employment Insurance statement
• Québec health insurance (RAMQ) client card renewal notice
• Correspondence from the municipal court
• Leases and municipal tax bills are not accepted as proof of residence.

• By-law concerning fees (in French)
• By-law concerning traffic and parking (in French)

1. Understand the conditions

Your sticker will be exchanged free of charge if it is still valid, regardless of your borough of origin (except LaSalle).

Please note that your sticker’s validity date remains the same after the exchange and that no fee adjustment will apply.

Were you living in LaSalle? You must submit a new application for a sticker.

Please attach copies of the following supporting documents to your application:

You may also use a photo of the cut-up sticker, proving that it is no longer usable. The license plate number must remain visible.

The certificate must be in your name. If you are leasing your vehicle, you must also provide the lease agreement, which must be in your name.

If the certificate is not in your name and address, also attach the extract from the insurance contract that names you as the primary driver at your address.

Company vehicles: If you drive your employer’s vehicle, provide the insurance certificate and a letter from the employer (on letterhead) naming you as the primary driver and showing the make, model and year of the vehicle as well as your address.

Provide one of the following documents (dated within the past three months) showing your name and address. If your request is for a company vehicle, attach two documents.

• Valid driver’s license
• Utility bill (Hydro-Québec, gas, telecommunication company such as Bell, Vidéotron, Rogers, or other) 
• Invoice from an educational institution
• Official documents from Revenu Québec or the Canada Revenue Agency
• Notice of change of address or proof of mail forwarding (sticker) from Canada Post

For École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS) students residing on the university campus, a letter issued by the school’s secretariat attesting to their name and address is accepted.

Leases are not accepted as proof of residence.

If you are an entrepreneur who owns the vehicle:

• A document proving that the company is registered in the Registre des entreprises du Québec (REQ), and that you are the company’s owner, sole shareholder and sole director

• By-law concerning fees (in French)
• By-law concerning traffic and parking

1- Understand the conditions

Sticker exchange is not offered in this borough.

To get a parking sticker, you must submit a new application.

• By-law concerning traffic and parking

1. Understand the conditions

Your sticker will be exchanged free of charge if it is still valid, regardless of the borough from which you moved.

Please note that your sticker’s validity date remains the same after the exchange and that no fee adjustment will apply.

Please attach copies of the following supporting documents to your application:

You may also use a photo of the cut-up sticker, proving that it is no longer usable. The license plate number must remain visible.

If the certificate is not in your name, also attach the extract from the insurance contract that names you as the primary driver.

If you are leasing your vehicle, also attach the lease agreement which must be in your name.

Please attach two of the following documents, showing your name and address: 

• Valid driver’s license or renewal notice 
• Utility bill (Hydro-Québec, gas, telecommunication company such as Bell, Vidéotron, Rogers, or other) dated within the past 3 months
• Certificate or extract from valid insurance policy 
• Declaration of an educational institution in which you study 
• Monthly statement from a trust or financial institution dated within the past 3 months 
• Notice of change of address from Canada Post 
• Statement of Employment Insurance dated within the past 3 months 
• Correspondence from the municipal court dated within the past 3 months

Residential leases and municipal tax accounts are not accepted as proof of residence.

If you are an entrepreneur who owns the vehicle:

• A document proving that the company is registered in the Registre des entreprises du Québec (REQ), and that you are the company’s owner, sole shareholder and sole director

• By-law concerning fees (in French)
• By-law concerning traffic and parking (in French)

1. Understand the conditions

Only Outremont residents who move within the borough can exchange their still-valid stickers for free.

All others must submit a new application for a sticker.

Please attach copies of the following supporting documents to your application:

You may also use a photo of the cut-up sticker, proving that it is no longer usable. The license plate number must remain visible.

If the certificate is not in your name, also attach the extract from the insurance contract that names you as the primary driver.

If you are leasing your vehicle, also attach the lease agreement which must be in your name.

If the certificate is not in your name and address, also attach the extract from the insurance contract that names you as the primary driver at your address.

Provide two of the following documents (dated within the past three months) showing your name and address:

• Valid driver’s license
• Utility bill (Hydro-Québec, gas, telecommunication company such as Bell, Vidéotron, Rogers, or other)
• Invoice from an educational institution

• By-law concerning traffic and parking

1. Understand the conditions

Your sticker will be exchanged free of charge if it is still valid, regardless of the borough from which you moved.

For a personal vehicle or a company car, it is valid for 3 years.

For a visitors’ vehicle, it is valid for 1 year, from February 1 to January 31 of the following year.

Please attach copies of the following supporting documents to your application:

You may also use a photo of the cut-up sticker, proving that it is no longer usable. The license plate number must remain visible.

If it’s not in your name, please also attach the extract of the insurance contract naming you as the primary driver.

If you are leasing your vehicle, the certificate must be accompanied by the lease agreement in your name.

If the certificate is not in your name and address, also attach the extract from the insurance contract that names you as the primary driver at your address.

Company vehicles: if you drive your employer’s vehicle, provide the insurance certificate and a letter from the employer (on letterhead) naming you as the primary driver that shows the make, model and year of the vehicle as well as your address.

Provide one of the following documents (dated within the past three months) that shows your name and address:

• Valid driver’s license
• Utility bill (Hydro-Québec, gas, telecommunication company such as Bell, Vidéotron, Rogers, or other)
• Invoice from an educational institution
• Monthly statement from a credit or financial institution
• Certificate of insurance at the applicant’s address (for a personal vehicle only)

If you are an entrepreneur who owns the vehicle:

• A document proving that the company is registered in the Registre des entreprises du Québec (REQ), and that you are the company’s owner, sole shareholder and sole director

• By-law concerning traffic and public safety
• By-law controlling the parking on the public roads
• By-law concerning traffic and parking

1. Understand the conditions

Your sticker will be exchanged free of charge if it is still valid, regardless of the borough from which you moved.

Please note that the validity date of your sticker remains the same after the exchange and that no rate adjustment will be made.

Please attach copies of the following supporting documents to your application:

You may also use a photo of the cut-up sticker, proving that it is no longer usable. The license plate number must remain visible.

If the certificate is not in your name, also attach the extract from the insurance contract that names you as the primary driver.

If you are leasing your vehicle, the certificate must be accompanied by the lease agreement in your name.

If the certificate is not in your name at your address, also attach the extract from the insurance contract that names you as the primary driver at your address or a letter from the insurance company confirming your name and address and naming you as the primary driver.

Company vehicles: if you drive your employer’s vehicle, provide the insurance certificate and a letter from the employer (on letterhead) naming you as the primary driver and showing the make, model and year of the vehicle and your address.

Provide one of the following documents (dated within the past three months) showing your name and address. If your application is for a company vehicle or if the registration certificate is not in your name, attach two documents.

• Valid driver’s license
• Utility bill (Hydro-Québec, gas, telecommunication company such as Bell, Vidéotron, Rogers, or other) 
• Invoice from an educational institution 
• Monthly statement from a credit or financial institution

Residential leases are not accepted as proof of residence.

If you are an entrepreneur who owns the vehicle:

• A document proving that the company is registered in the Registre des entreprises du Québec (REQ), and that you are the company’s owner, sole shareholder and sole director

• By-law concerning fees (in French)
• By-law concerning traffic and parking

1. Understand the conditions

Only Saint-Laurent residents who move within the borough can exchange their still-valid sticker free of charge.

All others must submit a new application for a sticker.

Please attach copies of the following supporting documents to your application:

You may also use a photo of the cut-up sticker, proving that it is no longer usable. The license plate number must remain visible.

If the certificate is not in your name, also attach the extract from the insurance contract that names you as the primary driver.

If you are leasing your vehicle, the certificate must be accompanied by the lease agreement in your name.

The certificate must name you as the primary driver.

Company vehicles: If you drive your employer’s vehicle, provide the insurance certificate and a letter from the employer (on letterhead) naming you as the primary driver and showing the make, model and year of the vehicle as well as your address.

Provide two of the following documents (dated within the past three months) showing your name and address:

• Valid driver’s license
• Utility bill (Hydro-Québec, gas, telecommunication company such as Bell, Vidéotron or other)
• Invoice from an educational institution
• Monthly statement from a credit or financial institution

Residential leases are not accepted as proof of residence.

If you are an entrepreneur who owns the vehicle:

• A document proving that the company is registered in the Registre des entreprises du Québec (REQ), and that you are the company’s owner, sole shareholder and sole director.

• By-law concerning traffic and parking

1. Understand the conditions

Sticker exchange is not offered in this borough.

To get a parking sticker, you must submit a new application.

• By-law concerning traffic and parking

1. Understand the conditions

Your sticker will be exchanged free of charge if it is still valid, regardless of the borough from which you moved.

Please note that your sticker’s validity date remains the same after the exchange and that no fee adjustment will apply.

Please attach copies of the following supporting documents to your application:

You may also use a photo of the cut-up sticker, proving that it is no longer usable. The license plate number must remain visible.

If the certificate is not in your name, also attach the extract from the insurance contract that names you as the primary driver.

If you are leasing your vehicle, the certificate must be accompanied by the lease agreement in your name.

If the certificate is not in your name and address, also attach the extract from the insurance contract that names you as the primary driver at your address.

Company vehicles: if you drive your employer’s vehicle, provide the insurance certificate and a letter from the employer (on letterhead) naming you as the primary driver and showing the make, model and year of the vehicle and your address.

Provide two of the following documents (dated within the past three months) showing your name and address:

• Valid driver’s license
• Utility bill (Hydro-Québec, gas or telecommunication company such as Bell, Vidéotron, Rogers, or other) 
• Invoice from an educational institution
• Monthly statement from a credit or financial institution

Residential leases are not accepted as proof of residence.

If you are an entrepreneur who owns the vehicle:

• A document proving that the company is registered in the Registre des entreprises du Québec (REQ), and that you are the company’s owner, sole shareholder and sole director

If you live at 1200 Chemin du Golf:

• Authorization of the condominium corporation

• By-law concerning traffic and parking
• By-law amending the by-law concerning traffic and parking (in French)
• By-law concerning fees (in French)

1. Understand the conditions

Your sticker will be exchanged free of charge if it is still valid, regardless of the borough from which you moved.

Please note that your sticker’s validity date remains the same after the exchange and that no fee adjustment will apply.

Please attach copies of the following supporting documents to your application:

You may also use a photo of the cut-up sticker, proving that it is no longer usable. The license plate number must remain visible.

Provide two of the following documents (dated within the past three months) showing your name and address:

• Valid driver’s license or license renewal notice
• Utility bill (Hydro-Québec, gas, telecommunication company such as Bell, Vidéotron, or other) showing your address (including the detachable part)
• Invoice from an educational institution showing your name and address
• Monthly statement from a credit or financial institution
• Monthly statement of investments from a trust or financial institution
• Notice of change of address or proof of mail forwarding (sticker) from Canada Post
• Official documents from Revenu Québec or the Canada Revenue Agency
• Employment Insurance statement
• Québec health insurance (RAMQ) client card renewal notice
• Correspondence from the municipal court
• Valid automobile insurance certificate

Residential leases and address change requests from the Service québécois de changement d’adresse (SQCA) are not accepted as proof of residence.

If you are an entrepreneur who owns the vehicle:

• A copy of your file in the Quebec Enterprise Register (REQ) proving that you are the owner, sole shareholder and sole member of the board of directors.

• By-law concerning fees (in French)
• By-law concerning traffic and parking

1. Understand the conditions

Your sticker will be exchanged free of charge if it’s still valid and you live in one of the following boroughs:

• Ahuntsic-Cartierville (change of sector)
• Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
• Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
• Le Sud-Ouest
• Mercier-Hochelaga–Maisonneuve
• Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie
• Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension
• Ville-Marie

Please note that your sticker’s validity date remains the same after the exchange and that no fee adjustment will apply.

Did you move from another borough? You must apply for a new sticker.

Please attach copies of the following supporting documents to your application:

You may also use a photo of the cut-up sticker, proving that it is no longer usable. The license plate number must remain visible.

The certificate must be in your name. If not, attach a copy of the insurance policy naming you as the primary driver.

If you are leasing your vehicle, also attach the lease agreement which must be in your name.

If the certificate is not in your name and address, attach the extract of the insurance contract that names you as the primary driver at the address for which the sticker is requested.

Company vehicles: if you drive your employer’s vehicle, provide the insurance certificate and a letter from the employer (on letterhead) naming you as the primary driver and showing the make, model and year of the vehicle and your address.

Provide one of the following documents (dated within the past three months) that shows your name and address: 

• Valid driver’s license or license renewal notice
• Utility bill (Hydro-Québec, gas, telecommunication company such as Bell, Vidéotron, Rogers, or other) 
• Invoice from an educational institution
• Monthly statement from a credit or financial institution
• Monthly statement of investments from a trust or financial institution
• Notice of change of address or proof of mail forwarding (sticker) from Canada Post
• Official documents from Revenu Québec or the Canada Revenue Agency
• Employment Insurance statement
• Québec health insurance (RAMQ) client card renewal notice
• Correspondence from the municipal court
• Automobile insurance certificate or an extract from the insurance contract attesting that you are the primary driver

If you are an entrepreneur who owns the vehicle:

• A copy of your file in the Quebec Enterprise Register (REQ) proving that you are the owner, sole shareholder and sole member of the board of directors.

• By-law concerning fees (in French)
• By-law concerning traffic and parking