Get Your Documents Commissioned Online

Start an online request now or choose a time that suits you. A straightforward video appointment for eligible affidavits and statutory declarations.

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Upload your unsigned document and join a video call. For eligible affidavits and declarations; availability and document acceptance are confirmed before service.

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TWO EASY WAYS TO GET STARTED

STEP 1

Book an online appointment and choose a time that works for you.

STEP 2

Submit your documents securely before your appointment.

STEP 3

Join the video call using the link in your booking confirmation.

Online commissioning is available for eligible affidavits and statutory declarations. Check that the organization receiving your document accepts remote commissioning. If you need notarization, a certified true copy, or a document for apostille or authentication, ask us about an in-person option.

START YOUR ONLINE REQUEST NOW

Have your government photo ID, email address and unsigned document ready. Complete the request below and follow the confirmation instructions to join your video call. If you need help, call 1-888-299-1746.

Instant Commissioner of Oaths

Simply provide your Photo ID and the document(s) you need signed. Within minutes, you will be on a video call with a Commissioner of Oaths who will execute your documents.

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DOCUMENTS OFTEN SUITABLE FOR REMOTE COMMISSIONING

Affidavits, including identity or service affidavits, where the recipient accepts remote commissioning.
Statutory declarations and sworn statements, subject to the receiving organization's requirements.
Certain Ontario forms that call for a commissioner of oaths.
Not sure? Send us your document and we will confirm whether remote commissioning is suitable.

DOCUMENTS THAT MAY REQUIRE AN IN-PERSON VISIT

Notarized or certified true copies.
Documents intended for Ontario apostille or authentication.
Wills, powers of attorney, or other documents with special signing rules.
Any document whose recipient requires wet-ink signatures or an in-person notary.

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