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in Hamilton, Burlington, and Oakville.
Online Commissioning Services Available.
By Appointment Only
Mobile Notary and Commissioning Service Available in
Hamilton, Burlington, and Oakville
Contact us today!
Examples
CERTIFIED TRUE COPIES
There are many instances in which you may need to provide photocopies of original Government-issued documents (for example Passport, Birth Certificate, Drivers License ). Therefore you would require a Certified Copy.
A certified True is a copy that has been carefully compared to the original document and verified by a Notary Public. You must bring the original document and copy to the Notary for close examination and comparison. Once deemed a True copy the Notary will sign, date, and stamp the document as verified and certified.
A certified True is a copy that has been carefully compared to the original document and verified by a Notary Public. You must bring the original document and copy to the Notary for close examination and comparison. Once deemed a True copy the Notary will sign, date, and stamp the document as verified and certified.
TRAVEL CONSENT LETTERS
Is your underage child traveling alone or with only one parent? It is strongly recommended by the Government of Canada to obtain a travel consent letter. It may be requested by immigration authorities when entering or leaving a foreign country or by Canadian officials when re-entering Canada.
You will require a Notary Public to verify your identity and witness your signature.
Click here for more information and sample Travel Consent Letters.
You will require a Notary Public to verify your identity and witness your signature.
Click here for more information and sample Travel Consent Letters.
AFFIDAVITS
What is an Affidavit?
It is a sworn statement in writing made under oath. The Affidavit will require the witness of a Notary Public or Commissioner of Oaths along with a signature and or seal.
When you may need an affidavit or declaration:
In court - small claims, family and/or civil court, transferring ownership of a used vehicle to another person, gifting a used vehicle to a member of your family, applying for a municipal license or an exception to a zoning restriction (also known as a zoning variance).
It is a sworn statement in writing made under oath. The Affidavit will require the witness of a Notary Public or Commissioner of Oaths along with a signature and or seal.
When you may need an affidavit or declaration:
In court - small claims, family and/or civil court, transferring ownership of a used vehicle to another person, gifting a used vehicle to a member of your family, applying for a municipal license or an exception to a zoning restriction (also known as a zoning variance).
GIFT or TRANSFER OF A USED VEHICLE TO FAMILY MEMBER
If you would like to gift or transfer ownership of a used vehicle to a family member you will be required by the Government to complete a sworn statement or affidavit. This will require the witness, signature, and seal of a Notary Public. Click here for more information Gift/Transfer Used Vehicle.
STATUTORY DECLARATIONS
Statutory declarations are statements of facts written down and attested to by the declarant before individuals who are authorized to administer oaths.
They are normally used outside of court settings, for example, in a statutory declaration there is usually some specific item or contents or statements the individual is required to solemnly swear. This is not the same as an Affidavit.
A statutory declaration must take place before a Notary Public.
They are normally used outside of court settings, for example, in a statutory declaration there is usually some specific item or contents or statements the individual is required to solemnly swear. This is not the same as an Affidavit.
A statutory declaration must take place before a Notary Public.
