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Notary & Commissioner of Oaths

Tell us what you need signed, sworn, or certified, and upload the documents if you have them. We reply with an accurate quote and a time.

Notary and Commissioner FeesLimited time: $33.33 for the first page, no tax, and $15 for each additional page. Terms and conditions apply. Fees depend on the document, the number of signatures, and whether anything further is needed afterwards, so for an accurate estimate send us a WhatsApp message or complete the notary intake form and we will reply with a quote.

Your contact details

What you need

(A notary public verifies identity and signatures, and certifies copies, usually for use outside Ontario. A commissioner of oaths administers your oath or affirmation on affidavits and declarations used within Ontario.)
(If you have several different types, choose the main one and list the rest below.)
(Each document is priced separately. The page rate applies within a single document.)
(Pricing is currently $33.33 for the first page, no tax, and $15 for each additional page. Terms and conditions apply.)
(Everyone signing must attend with valid photo identification, and must sign in front of the notary or commissioner, never beforehand.)
(A driver's licence, passport, or provincial photo card is usual. Expired identification cannot be accepted.)

Where the document is going

(This decides whether you need a commissioner or a notary, and whether anything further is required afterwards.)
(Requirements differ by destination, and getting this right the first time avoids a rejected document and a second set of fees.)
(Notarization is often only the first step for documents used abroad. If your destination is in the Hague Apostille Convention, an apostille follows. If not, such as Egypt, authentication then embassy legalization is required.)
(We work in English, Arabic, and French. A document in another language may require a certified translation before it can be used.)
(Many receiving bodies require the translation to be certified or accompanied by a translator's affidavit.)

Your appointment

(Some documents must be signed in person. We confirm which applies to yours before you travel.)
(We hold time for urgent matters, and same-day appointments are often possible.)
(Banks, universities, consulates, and courts often specify exact wording or a particular form of certificate. Bringing those instructions prevents the document being refused.)

Upload your documents

(Optional, but it lets us quote accurately and check the wording before you attend. Photographs of each page are fine, as long as every word is readable. PDF, JPG, PNG or Word, up to about 8 MB in total. Do not sign anything first: signing must happen in front of the notary or commissioner.)

Uploading a document does not create a professional relationship and is not a request for legal advice. Please redact anything you do not need us to see. Notarial services confirm identity, signatures, oaths, and copies; they do not include advice on the contents of your document.

Ready to book instead? See Notary Booking Options. Wrong form? Back to all intake forms.

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Book in English, Arabic, or French. Fees are shown and paid when you book, which confirms your appointment.