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Notary Publics can verify that a documents copy is a true copy of the original.
Some examples of documents that may need to be shown to a Notary are:
Some contracts or documents need to be signed without all parties present. In these instances, one party may request the other to get their identity verified and signature witnessed.
Some examples include:
A sworn declaration is a set of facts set out on paper and sworn in front of a person authorized to administer oaths. In Ontario, a Notary Public is authorized to administer oaths binding you to the sworn declaration.
Some examples include:
An affidavit is a written document that lists a series of statements. These statements are then sworn before a notary. Notaries in Ontario are empowered to swear affidavits. This act “binds” the person swearing the oath to ensure the contents of the affidavit are true.
Some examples of affidavits include:
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