Why do you need a commissioner of oath?
You need a Commissioner of Oath for the verification and authentication of a legally-binding document for claims within or beyond Canada. The commissioner affirms the legitimacy of a true copy of an original document to guarantee that the acclaimed signatory is authentic. Generally, everyone needs this certainty on affidavits, declaratory documents, and affirmations as permitted by the Commissioners for Taking Affidavits Act in Canada.
Services we offer
Affidavits
We provide notary public services on the administration of solemn declaration or oath to provide verifiable written accounts needed for your court proceedings. Our legal team also helps to draft affidavits that could be used in debt disputes, divorce courts, residency verification, property disagreements, identity confirmation of victim identity theft, and so on.
Statutory declaration
We provide statutory declaration services to persons willing to draft commissioned written statements in the presence of authorized witnesses. Civilians can get tailored statutory declarations for their proof of age, insurance claims or verification, and sick leave applications.
Passports & consent to travel documents
We draft and coordinate statutory declarations in lieu of guarantor on all contracts and agreements. SRD Legal also provides verifiable certification of photographs as well as claims supporting identity documents of individuals.
Witnessing agreements & signatory certifications to copies of original documents
We help draft, coordinate, and commission witness agreements for evidentiary purposes by individuals or business organizations. In the case of future claims, we verify that the parties involved can be tracked down in the event of a breach of contract. Our team also carries out proper scrutiny and signatory certifications on all copies of original documents.
Request for consultation
Do you seek a Commissioner of Oath on any of the aforementioned notary public services? Contact SRD Legal today for consultation on your notary public needs.
