Some documents we notarize (and some we don't)
Documents we notarize:
Documents we don't notarize:
- Statutory Declaration for Entry into Canada for Extended Family Members (Form IMM 0006) (https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19/visitors/immediate-family.html)
- For this document, sections 1, 2 and 3 must be completed (including the extended family member's signature in section 3) before we meet.
- OSAP Affidavits
- RIN Letters (Service Ontario or an automobile dealership may have asked you for this notarized letter in order to register a vehicle in the name of a corporation. You can download a free template at www.rinletter.ca)
- Invitation Letters
- Name Change Applications (please ensure that all pages are completed - except your signature section)
- CCDC 9A/9B Statutory Declarations
- Sworn Statements for Gift of a Used Family Vehicle (both the donor and recipient must sign in front of the notary public/commissioner of oaths)
- Life Certificates
- Insurance Proof of Loss Forms (please ensure all blanks except signatures are filled in - you may need to obtain this information, including dollar amounts, from your insurance company)
- Travel Consent Letters (https://travel.gc.ca/travelling/children/consent-letter)
- Out of province/country real estate transactions (It is best to e-mail us these documents and instructions from your lawyer so we can determine if we are able to assist, and provide you with an accurate quote.)
- Certified/Notarized True Copies of ID's, Degrees, Transcripts, etc. (Please note this type cannot be done via video conference and must be done in-person.)
- Statements of Conscience or Religious Belief
- Custodian Declarations for Minors Studying in Canada (https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/prepare/minor-children.html#toc2)
- PEBC (Pharmacy Exam) Applications
- Birth Certificate Correction Statutory Declarations
- Most other statutory declarations or affidavits
- Many other documents which must be signed in front of a Notary Public or Commissioner of Oaths
Documents we don't notarize:
- Wills
- Powers of Attorney (POAs)
- Documents relating to family law matters (divorce, separation, custody, etc.)
- Documents written in a language other than English