Statutory Declaration Online in Ontario β€” Swear or Affirm by Video

Need to complete a statutory declaration quickly and without traveling to a notary office? Our online notary service allows you to swear or affirm a statutory declaration online legally, securely and from anywhere in Ontario. Meet a licensed Notary Public by live video call and receive your notarized online document in minutes.

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Statutory Declarations: All You Need to Know

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What Is a Statutory Declaration?

A statutory declaration is a written statement of fact that you swear or affirm to be true in front of a Commissioner of Oaths or Notary Public.

It is used when no other official evidence is available and is commonly required by government, financial, educational, and legal institutions.

Statutory declarations can be notarized (commissioned) online through secure live video signing under Ontario Regulation 431/20.

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Types of Statutory Declarations You Can Complete Online

We notarize most statutory declarations including:

Immigration and visa-related statutory declarations
Statutory declarations for government and ministry forms
Proof of identity, residency, employment, income, or status
Statutory declarations for lost, stolen or damaged documents
Financial and banking statutory declarations
Relationship status declarations (common-law or marital)
Insurance and legal process supplementary declarations
School, university and professional licensing declarations
If you aren’t sure which category your declaration falls into, call us β€” we’ll help you determine if online notarization is accepted for your document.

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Why Complete Your Statutory Declaration Online?

✨ Fast & convenient β€” complete the whole process in minutes
πŸš— Skip travel & line-ups β€” meet from home, office or phone
πŸ“± Works on any device β€” laptop, tablet or smartphone
πŸ’° Affordable pricing β€” only pay per document
⏳ Same-day appointments available
πŸ›‘ Secure encrypted video platform
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Hundreds of clients rate our notarize online service 5-stars for speed, clarity, and professionalism.

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Who Uses Online Statutory Declarations?

Students applying to schools or OSAP
Immigrants, sponsors and applicants for IRCC
Business owners and employees
Families, parents and guardians
Banks, insurance companies, landlords & lenders
Professionals applying for licenses and certifications

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Pricing

1st Document - $35

each additonal document - $25

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