Notary Public in Mississauga & Peel Region

Fast, clear, and convenient notarization in Peel Region and the GTA.

Mississauga • Brampton • Caledon • Etobicoke • Halton
By appointment. Same‑day slots often available.

What I Can Help With

  • Affidavits & Statutory Declarations (e.g., OSAP, CPP, pension forms, name change, common‑law status)

  • Certified True Copies of passports, IDs, diplomas, transcripts, immigration documents, etc.

  • Invitation Letters for Canadian visitor visas (TRV)

  • Consent to Travel Letters for minors

  • Professional & Academic Forms (Law Society, medical, engineering, designation applications)

  • Corporate Documents (director/owner declarations, minutes, resolutions)

  • Proof of Life / Life Certificates

  • Insurance & Banking Forms

  • Real Estate—select documents (ID certification, statutory declarations; in‑person only)

Remote commissioning is available for eligible documents (e.g., affidavits/statutory declarations) via secure video. Some documents still require in‑person notarization—ask before booking.

What to Bring

  • Two pieces of valid ID (one government photo ID: passport, driver’s licence, PR card).

  • Unsigned documents. Do not sign in advance.

  • All related pages (not just the signature page).

  • Names must match your ID. Bring proof of name change if needed.

  • For certified copies: original documents to compare.

How It Works

  1. Book: Choose in‑person or remote. Upload a scan so I can confirm eligibility.

  2. Verify: Bring ID. I verify identity and witness your signature.

  3. Notarize: I complete the notarial certificate/seal and provide copies if requested.

  4. Pay & Receive: Pay by card, Interac e‑Transfer, or cash. You’ll receive stamped originals and, if needed, scanned PDFs.

Typical appointment time: 10–20 minutes per document.

Service Area & Hours

Office: [Your Office Address], Mississauga, ON
Hours: Mon–Fri 9:30–5:30 • Evenings/Sat by request
Mobile Notary: Available in Peel & nearby for hospitals, care homes, workplaces.

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FAQ

What’s the difference between a Notary Public and a Commissioner for Taking Affidavits?
A Commissioner can witness oaths/affirmations on affidavits and declarations. A Notary Public can do that andcertify true copies and complete notarial certificates recognized across jurisdictions. (I am appointed as a Notary Public in Ontario.)

Can you notarize documents from outside Canada?
Often yes, but requirements vary by country/institution. Send a sample for confirmation before booking.

Can you notarize for immigration forms?
Yes—common items include certified true copies and declarations. I do not provide immigration legal advice unless retained for that purpose.

Do you offer remote (online) notarization?
Remote commissioning is available for eligible affidavits/declarations using live video, identity verification, and electronic signatures. Some documents (e.g., many real estate/land transfer forms) must be done in person.

Do you draft letters (invitation, consent to travel)?
Yes, I can draft plain‑language templates tailored to your facts for a fixed fee.

What if my document is in a language other than English/French?
I can notarize if I can understand the document or if a reliable translation is provided. Certified translations may be required by the recipient.

Payment methods?
Interac e‑Transfer, major credit/debit cards, or cash. Receipts provided.

Accessibility?
Ground‑floor access available. Mobile service for hospitals/care homes upon request.

Policies & Important Notes

  • I cannot notarize incomplete documents or where identity/name mismatch exists.

  • You must understand the contents; I cannot advise on foreign law.

  • Photo ID must be original, valid, and unexpired.

  • For remote sessions, you’ll need a camera, stable internet, and to show ID on video.

  • Notarial services are not legal advice unless a separate retainer is signed.

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