Eastern Ontario · Ontario

Online commissioner of oaths in Ottawa

From Barrhaven to Orléans and Kanata, Ottawa residents can meet an Ontario commissioner by secure video instead of booking an in-person appointment.

How it works in Ottawa

  • Upload your unsigned document and a photo of your ID
  • AI highlights every signature spot for you
  • Meet an Ontario commissioner by secure video
  • Swear or affirm, then sign on screen
  • Download your commissioned PDF and certificate of completion

Documents we commission for Ottawa residents

Affidavits for court and family matters, statutory declarations for lost documents, name changes and common-law status, travel consent letters, insurance and estate declarations, and sworn statements for employers and institutions.

Frequently asked questions

Can I get a document commissioned online in Ottawa?
Yes. Ottawa residents can meet an authorized Ontario commissioner for taking affidavits by secure video, as permitted by O. Reg. 431/20.
What documents can be commissioned?
Affidavits, statutory declarations, sworn statements and declarations. Acceptance is up to the organization receiving your document.
What do I need?
Your unsigned document, government-issued photo ID, and a phone or computer with a camera and microphone.