Statutory Declarations in Edmonton
Need a statutory declaration commissioned in Edmonton? Book Guardian Identity Services for eligible Alberta statutory declarations and solemn declarations.
What to know
A statutory declaration is a formal declaration of facts made before an authorized person. An Alberta Commissioner for Oaths can take declarations that fall within the appointment and the document’s requirements.
Bring the complete declaration and valid government-issued photo identification. Wait to sign when witnessing is required.
Some forms require a Notary Public or have jurisdiction-specific rules, so check the instructions printed on your form or supplied by the receiving organization.
Frequently asked questions
Can a Commissioner for Oaths take a statutory declaration?
Yes, within the authority of the Alberta appointment and where the document accepts a Commissioner for Oaths.
Can you help me choose the right declaration form?
We can provide general service information, but we do not select legal forms or give legal advice.
Do I need an appointment?
Appointments are recommended and can be booked online.
Need a Commissioner for Oaths in Edmonton?
In-person appointments at 4340 Cooke Lane SW and mobile appointments are available.
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