An affidavit is a written statement sworn or affirmed before a commissioner, often used in court. A statutory declaration is a solemn declaration used for government, insurance and business purposes. The commissioner confirms your identity and witnesses you swear or affirm and sign.
A commissioner for oaths administers oaths and affirmations and witnesses your signature on affidavits and statutory declarations. A commissioner does not give legal advice or prepare your documents. Bring your unsigned document and valid government photo ID.
Same-day appointments. In person in South Edmonton or mobile service to your home, office or care facility.
Open daily, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Greater Edmonton
In-person commissioning starts from $20. Mobile visits include a travel fee depending on distance. Call 587-372-3143 for an exact quote.
Yes. Mobile commissioner service is available across Greater Edmonton, including homes, offices, hospitals and care facilities.
No. Sign in front of the commissioner after swearing or affirming.
IRCC, passport, travel consent and other government forms.
Affidavits for family, civil and small claims matters.
Wills, powers of attorney, separation and common-law documents.