Commissioners of oaths are empowered by the Province of Ontario to administer and witness the swearing of oaths or declarations. Axess Law offices have commissioners of oaths ready to commission your documents at affordable prices.
Commissioners of oaths are empowered by the Province of Ontario to administer and witness the swearing of oaths or declarations. Axess Law offices have commissioner of oaths ready to commission your documents at affordable prices.
Similar to a notarization, commissioning a signed official document (where allowed) will ensure that it is valid. When a commissioner of oaths is required, it will usually be indicated on the document around the signing area. If you’ve been asked to swear an oath or a statutory declaration, Axess Law can help.
Our commissioners of oaths are authorized by the Province of Ontario to witness and certify your oath or declaration for:
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Our notary public verifies your identity using a valid government-issued photo ID.
We verify your signature and put our official seal or stamp on your documents. Our speedy notary services take just 5-10 minutes of your time.
Axess Law has commissioners of oaths available 7 days a week to witness and sign your documents. They also provide remote commission by online video call. If you wish to get documents signed in person, you can stop by any of our Greater Toronto Area law offices and ask to speak with a commissioner of oaths.
Draft an affidavit in Ontario with Axess Law. Affidavits in Ontario require that you swear or affirm an oath stating that the information is true in the presence of a commissioner of oaths. This can be done either in the physical or virtual presence of the commissioner of oaths (doing this by a zoom call is acceptable in Ontario). Affidavits for use in court require a commissioner of oaths’ signature since you are making a legal oath testifying to the best of your knowledge that the facts in it are true. Foreign embassies and Canadian credit unions, banks, or financial institutions often ask for notarized or commissioned affidavits for the same reason.
Confirm a legal claim has been delivered to a party you are suing by signing and swearing an affidavit of service before an Axess Law commissioner of oath. Legal claims can be delivered by:
Handing it to the party you are suing
Leaving a copy with their lawyer, paralegal, or other legal representative
Using regular or registered mail or couriering it
Giving a copy to their business partner or corporate officer, director, or attorney for service
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Affidavits in Ontario require that you swear or affirm an oath stating that the information is true in the presence of a commissioner of oaths. A notary public also has all of the powers of a commissioner for taking affidavits, therefore, either a notary public or commissioner of oaths can witness your oath and signature. This can be done either in the physical or virtual presence of one of these individuals (doing this by a zoom call is acceptable in Ontario). Since you are making a legal oath testifying to the best of your knowledge that the facts in it are true, affidavits for use in court require a commissioner of oaths’ signature. Foreign embassies and Canadian credit unions, banks, or financial institutions often ask for notarized or commissioned affidavits for the same reason.
A venue is a place where a court proceeding is being held. It appears at the top of your affidavit and looks like this:
