Commissioning of Affidavit
An affidavit must be sworn or affirmed before a Commissioner of Oaths to be valid in Ontario proceedings. This service provides commissioning of your affidavit by a licensed Ontario lawyer acting as Commissioner of Oaths. You must appear in person, bring valid government-issued ID, and bring your completed (but unsigned) affidavit.
What Is Included
- Commissioning of one affidavit (up to 10 pages)
- Commissioner of Oaths signature and seal
What Is Not Included
- Drafting or reviewing the affidavit contents
- Legal advice on the affidavit or underlying matter
- Notarization (different legal act — contact us if you are unsure which you need)
- Translation services
Who This Service Is For
Information Required from You
- 1Your completed (unsigned) affidavit
- 2Valid government-issued photo ID
- 3Purpose of the affidavit (helps assess suitability)
Common Add-Ons
Frequently Asked Questions
Important Limitations
- •You must appear in person. Remote commissioning is not available for affidavits.
- •We commission affidavits only — we do not draft or provide legal advice on the contents.
- •If you are unsure whether you need notarization or commissioning, contact us before booking.
Starting from
$49
Plus HST
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Prices are for the stated scope only. Additional complexity, urgency, disbursements, HST, or government fees may apply.
Starting from
$49
Plus HST