Quality Winnipeg Notary Services
Convenient notary and commissioner of oath services available by appointment or same day.
Notary Public Services
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Convenient.
Low Cost.
Quick.
Winnipeg’s first choice for trustworthy notary and commissioner services for a reasonable fee.
Flexible Appointments
Trusted and Experienced
Reasonable Fees
Some of the common documents we are able to assist with include:
- Affidavits
- Agreements
- Apostille Certificates
- Applications
- Authorizations
- Background checks
- Bank Statements
- Beneficiary Releases
- Birth Certificate Applications
- Birth/Marriage/Death Certificate
- Certifications
- Cohabitation Agreements
- Commercial Documents
- Commission of Oaths
- Common-Law Union
- Consent to Travel Documents
- Corrections
- Court Documents
- Criminal Record Search
- Custody, family or adoption documents
- Death or funeral certificates
- Declaration in Lieu of Guarantor
- Divorce Affidavits or Petitions
- Document Certification
- Chamber of Commerce Documentation
- Educational Transcripts
- Educational Degrees, Diplomas & Certificates
- Employment or job forms
- Executor Release and Indemnity
- Financial Documents
- Freedom of Information Requests
- Immigration Documents
- Import, Export Document Certification
- Indemnity Agreements
- Insurance Releases
- Inter-jurisdictional Orders
- Legal DIY Documents
- Language Documents
- Last Will and Testament
- Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program
- Marital Status
- Marriage Abroad
- Marriage Certificates
- Memberships
- Mental Health Act Consents
- Mortgage Documents
- MPIC Declarations
- Non-Impediment to Marriage
- Notarization of Documents
- Passport Documents/Declarations
- Pension Documents
- Permanent Resident Card
- Privacy Act Requests
- Proof of Existence/Life
- Proof of Identity
- Proof of Loss
- Real Estate Documents
- Reference Letters
- Releases
- Separation Agreements
- Small Claims Affidavits
- Statements
- Statutory Declarations
- Study Permits
- Transcripts
- Translations
- Travel Documents
- Visa Documents
- Vital Statistics Records
- Vulnerable Persons
- Work Permits
Simple Pricing and Flexible Service
We offer a variety of options to fit your budget and schedule.
Thursdays
Notary and oath services every Thursday between 4:30 and 6:00 pm.
- $50 First document.
- $25 per each additional document.
By Appontment
Notary services provided by appointment each weekday during normal business hours.
- $60 First document.
- $25 per each additional document.
Same Day
Same day notary services provided during normal business hours.
- $80 First document.
- $50 per each additional document.
Complex Documents
Complex notary services starting at:
- $150 First document.
- $25 per each additional document.
Common Questions About Notary Services
Some documents are more complex and require significantly more time for the notary to provide service. Examples of these documents include:
- Will for one person plus affidavit of execution
- Power of Attorney for one person
- Separation or Cohabitation Agreements
- Other court-related documents plus exhibits
- Sales and Purchase documents for another Province or Jurisdiction
Please have your documents prepared and organized. If a signature is required, all signatories should be present and have proof of identity such as a government issued photo ID.
A notarized copy is often referred to as a certified copy. This is a copy of an original document that has been certified by a notary public to be a true and accurate copy of the original.
Generally, a notary public is an individual appointed and authorized by the provincial government to do such things as certify documents, witness signings as well as administer oaths and declarations.
A commissioner of oaths is appointed and authorized by the province to administer oaths, declarations and take affidavits. A notary public has broader authority as he or she can perform these duties as well as notarize copies of documents as a true copies of the original.
In general, a notary public will not give legal advice. However, if the notary is also a lawyer and has been retained in that capacity by the client, he or she may give legal advice.
In many instances notorization is legally required. Certain types of affidavits, real estate documents and powers of attorney may not be legally binding unless they are properly notarized. In other instances, private organizations and individuals may require notarization to to help ensure accuracy and avoid potential fraud.
Typically, a signatory can prove his or her identity with any current, government issued photo identification such as a driver’s license, military ID or passport.
US documents are generally accepted in most US transactions when notarized by a Canadian notary. However, whether it is accepted is the prerogative of the party accepting the document and in rare instances they may insist on a US notary.
Let’s Get Started
We pride ourselves on providing excellent service, a flexible schedule and reasonable rates.
Our notary public and commissioner of oath services available by appointment or same day.
If you require same day or after hours service please call.
Notary Public Services
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