Declarations

Declarations

Affidavits and statutory declarations are both sworn legal documents; however, an affidavit is made under oath or affirmation before a Notary Public or Commissioner of Oaths, and is often used in court, immigration, and government matters. A statutory declaration is a formal statement of fact that does not require an oath but must still be witnessed by a notary public. Affidavits carry stronger legal weight, and false statements may result in perjury. Both are commonly searched as: affidavit, statutory declaration, sworn affidavit, declaration near me, notary public Mississauga, notary public Brampton, commissioner of oaths, notary for affidavits.

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We ensure your documents are properly notarized and legally binding. Reach out for more information.

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1. Check for your name, address, and other crucial information on your declaration.

2. A valid photo ID of the declarant signing the declaration.

3. Don’t pre-sign your declaration. You must sign it before the notary public.

Download Sample Declaration:

Sample CCDC form:

Sample Common Law Declaration:

Sample IRCC in lieu of Guarantor Declaration:

Instructions to get your declarations notarized