Guide 04 · FAQ
The questions CAF and RCMP families ask me most, answered plainly. Still stuck? Call me — I've been through it personally.
Yes. No one assigns you an agent. You pick — but choose someone registered as a third-party supplier and genuinely experienced with the IRP: HHT timelines, portal uploads, and the comparable sales needed to substantiate your price. More on choosing your agent.
BGRS transitioned to SIRVA in early 2026. The name changed; your process didn't — same portal, same House Hunting Trip, same benefit structure. You'll see both names floating around during the transition, which is normal.
A funded 5–7 day window to find your home. The whole game is preparation — landing with a ranked shortlist instead of starting cold. See the full HHT playbook.
The IRP aims to make your move roughly cost-neutral, split into core benefits, flexible funds you can direct, and a Real Estate Incentive if you rent out your origin home rather than selling. Exact figures come from the current-year CAFRD directive and your planning session. See the benefit buckets.
Quickly. Register your file, book your planning session, and lock in your team before booking HHT travel. Speed protects your priority window. See step one.
Yes — RCMP and Government of Canada relocations follow similar third-party-supplier rules, and I'm approved for those moves as well.
25 years in uniform, and my own family moved on posting messages. Ask me anything.
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