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• ​AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE

Certifying that a legal document has been served to another individual. This type of certification is commonly used when divorce or custody papers have been served and can be used to certify that any type of legal document has been served, either locally or elsewhere.

    

• CERTIFYING COPIES OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS 

This is for the purpose of Certifying that the document is a true copy of the original document. The commissioner of oaths New Brunswick does not certify the content of the document, only that is is an exact duplicate of the original.

 

• CONSENT TO TRAVEL FOR MINORS OR THE INCAPACITATED

A document that gives the named individual permission to travel with the said minor and or an incapacitated person by their parent(s) or legal guardian(s).

 

• PROOF OF LOSS - INSURANCE CLAIM

A Declaration by the commissioner of oaths that they have witnessed the individual(s) sign an insurance proof of loss form before them in order for the said party to submit a claim to their insurance company for losses they have incurred.

 

• RESIDENCY DOCUMENTATION

This service is commonly used by new immigrants coming into Canada or by Canadian Citizens that may be sending certain documents abroad and need the affidavit accompanying the document certified by a Commissioner of Oaths. Common documents that accompany the affidavit are Educational/Certifications, Nationality/Status, Marital document, etc.

 

• DIVORCE/SEPERATION & CO-HABITATION (COMMON-LAW) AGREEMENTS

The Commissioner of Oaths takes the said parties' Oaths & Declaration that they have mutually agreed upon the terms of the said document. The involved parties may chose to use the same Commissioner of Oaths at the time of signing or do it separately with the same or another Commissioner at another time. The Commissioner in no way is involved in the drafting or preparation of the said document they only affirm that the said parties have agreed on the terms.

 

• AFFIRMING WILL & TESTAMENTS

The Commissioner of Oaths may affirm or take an Oath from an individual as to their Last Will and Testament. After the affirmation by the Commissioner of Oaths, the document may be filed with the Province for safe keeping and public record (this is recommended) or kept by the individual in a safe place. 

 

• DECLARATION RIGHT OF SURVIVORSHIP

Whether it is the pensioner naming his spouse for the right of survivorship or the spouse submitting an application to claim the right of survivorship. The Commissioner of Oath affirms or takes oath that the said party is the person named in the document.

 

• ​SWEARING IN OF AFFIDAVITS

The swearing in of an affidavit is the act by the Commissioner of Oaths in taking your oath as a declaration that the content of the document is true by affixing their official stamp.  A commissioner of oaths only certifies that the required oath or affirmation or declaration has been properly administered and does not certify the truth of the statement contained in a document, this remains the responsibility of the declarant/deponents. Common documents used in the process are: