An oath serves to give legal value to a document by allowing a person to swear that the information it contains is true, before a commissioner for oaths.

This step is required in many administrative or legal procedures, such as immigration, declarations of loss, affidavits or certain government forms.

We are qualified to swear in documents both for Quebec and outside Quebec, thus ensuring the legal validity of your documents in various jurisdictions.

The commissioner does not certify the veracity of the content, but attests that the person has taken an oath or made a solemn affirmation.

Affidavit (sworn statement): Affidavit of residence, identity, family status, financial support, property, or specific facts.

Power of attorney: General or special power of attorney to represent a person in legal or administrative proceedings.

Statutory declaration: Declaration of non-convocation, declaration of family situation.

Government forms: Immigration application form, income tax return form in some cases.

Declaration of loss or theft: Sworn statement for the loss of a passport, identity card or certificate.

Identity declaration: Proof of identity for administrative purposes.

Certificates and attestations (in some cases): Certificate of no impediment to marriage, attestation of celibacy.

Identity verification: Confirm the identity of the person and their identity documents.

Travel: In the case of a request from a minor wishing to travel, parental consent must be sworn in.