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Attestation of documents is the process of verifying the authenticity and the legitimacy of your documents. This is a process completed by a notary public confirming the validity through official...
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The provincial legislation had empowered Notary publics and Commissioner of Oaths to administer and witness the swearing of Oaths, solemn declarations or affirmations in the form of affidavits. The affirmations...
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A contract is recommended when not required for transfer of assets including vehicles. A sworn statement signed before a notary public protects both the purchaser and the seller in transfer...
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Some applications like a name change application or a passport application require a guarantor to sign the Canadian passport application, a photocopy of the passport along with the copies of...
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A custodianship declaration or a child custody declaration is a document that supports a person’s claim to the custody or decision-making responsibility over a child or children. The document will...
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