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Wills are those funny things that everyone knows it’s best to have, but it can be tough to muster the willpower to actually go and get it finalized. A will saves confusion and helps prevent disagreements about what the last wishes of the deceased actually were – disagreements that can create tension among surviving family members. A simple will ensures your loved ones understand your legacy. A will does not have to be complicated; you definitely will feel good about getting it done. Contact us today to get started with a simple form.

In Ontario, the practice of commissioning is governed by the COMMISSIONERS FOR TAKING AFFIDAVITS ACT. A commissioner for taking affidavits is a person entitled to take affidavits and administer oaths, declarations, and affirmations in accordance with the Act. A notary is a person who can witness oaths, solemn affirmations, the signing of affidavits or statutory declarations. A notary may also certify documents to be true copies of the original.

We are able to commission or notarize a wide range of documents used for different purposes, including:

• travel consent letter

• statutory declaration in lieu of guarantor for Canadian passport

• OSAP affidavit

• Ontario registrant identification number (rin letter)

• sworn statement for a family gift of a used vehicle in Ontario (Form 1157e)

• certified true copies of various documents

• statutory declaration as part of application to change a name (Form 1155e or 1156e)

• affidavit of one and the same person

If you are unsure of what you need, contact us today to see if we are able to commission or notarize your particular document(s).