Both can administer oaths and witness signatures on sworn documents. A commissioner for oaths is limited to documents used in Alberta. A notary public can also certify true copies, and their seal is recognized outside Alberta and internationally.
Bring valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID that shows your full legal name, date of birth and signature, such as a driver’s licence or passport. Every person signing needs their own ID.
No. Leave the document unsigned. You must sign in front of the notary or commissioner so they can witness your signature.
Yes, a notary public can certify that a copy matches the original. Bring the original document; we cannot certify a copy of a copy.
Most documents for use abroad must be notarized, and many countries also require an apostille or authentication afterwards. Bring any instructions you received and we will explain the next step.
No. We verify identity, administer oaths and witness or certify documents. For advice about what a document should say or whether you should sign it, consult a lawyer.
Yes, please book ahead so we can confirm what you need and make sure the right person is available.
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