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Do you want to have your documents sworn? Find out more here.
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You may have your documents sworn if you are a minor, provided that you are over 14 years of age. However, the commissioner for oaths may refuse the request if the commissioner deems that you do not understand the scope of your declaration.
Please note that the commissioner for oaths is entitled to refuse to provide a sworn statement based on any of the following serious motives:
- if the content of the declaration is not in the required format or is exceptionally erroneous
- if you do not appear to be in full possession of your faculties
- if the document is written in a language that the commissioner for oaths cannot read or understand
You must have your document sworn in person. Commissioners of oaths cannot sign a power of attorney.
Having a document sworn for a municipal activity in Montréal is free of charge.
Persons with reduced mobility
Persons with reduced mobility who cannot travel can contact the “Register of Commissioners of Oaths” at 514-864-5761 or visit Justice Québec’s website to get a list of people or organizations who can provide this service to them at their home.
Fee
Signature of the commissioner for oaths: $5
Required documents
ID
2 of the following documents, including one with photo:
- Québec health insurance card
- Québec driver’s license
- Passport
- Citizenship card
- Permanent resident card
Proof of address
One of the following documents:
- School or municipal tax account
- Bill from a public utility (Hydro-Québec, gas or telecommunications company such as Bell, Videotron, Rogers or other provider) showing your address
Communication channel
Suite 600
Montréal (QC) H2N 2H8
This service is not offered in this borough.
You may have your documents sworn if you are a minor, provided that you are over 14 years of age. However, the commissioner for oaths may refuse the request if the commissioner deems that you do not understand the scope of your declaration.
Please note that the commissioner for oaths is entitled to refuse to provide a sworn statement based on any of the following serious motives:
- if the content of the declaration is not in the required format or is exceptionally erroneous
- if you do not appear to be in full possession of your faculties
- if the document is written in a language that the commissioner for oaths cannot read or understand
You must have your document sworn in person. Commissioners of oaths cannot sign a power of attorney.
Having a document sworn for a municipal activity in Montréal is free of charge.
Persons with reduced mobility
Persons with reduced mobility who cannot travel can contact the “Register of Commissioners of Oaths” at 514-864-5761 or visit Justice Québec’s website to get a list of people or organizations who can provide this service to them at their home.
Fee
Signature of the commissioner for oaths: $5
Required documents
ID
2 of the following documents, including one with photo:
- Québec health insurance card
- Québec driver’s license
- Passport
- Citizenship card
- Permanent resident card
Proof of address
One of the following documents:
- School or municipal tax account
- Bill from a public utility (Hydro-Québec, gas or telecommunications company such as Bell, Videotron, Rogers or other provider) showing your address
Communication channel
Montréal (QC) H3X 2H9
This service is not offered in this borough.
To make a request, you are not required to live in the borough.
You may have your documents sworn if you are a minor, provided that you are over 14 years of age. However, the commissioner for oaths may refuse the request if the commissioner deems that you do not understand the scope of your declaration.
Please note that the commissioner for oaths is entitled to refuse to provide a sworn statement based on any of the following serious motives:
- if the content of the declaration is not in the required format or is exceptionally erroneous
- if you do not appear to be in full possession of your faculties
- if the document is written in a language that the commissioner for oaths cannot read or understand
You must have your document sworn in person.
Persons with reduced mobility
Persons with reduced mobility who cannot travel can contact the “Register of Commissioners of Oaths” at 514-864-5761 or visit Justice Québec’s website to get a list of people or organizations who can provide this service to them at their home.
Restrictions
Commissioners of oaths cannot receive sworn statements or solemn declarations from their mother or father, brothers or sisters, spouse or children. They are also prohibited from swearing documents for a party whom they represent legally or in non-contentious proceedings.
Commissioners of oaths cannot sign a power of attorney.
Municipal employees cannot notarize documents.
Having a document sworn for a municipal activity in Montréal is free of charge.
Fee
Signature of the commissioner for oaths: $5
Required documents
ID
Two of the following documents:
- Québec health insurance card
- Québec driver’s license
- Passport
- Citizenship card
- Permanent resident card
Communication channel
Montréal (QC) H8R 4A8
You may have your documents sworn if you are a minor, provided that you are over 14 years of age. However, the commissioner for oaths may refuse the request if the commissioner deems that you do not understand the scope of your declaration.
Please note that the commissioner for oaths is entitled to refuse to provide a sworn statement based on any of the following serious motives:
- if the content of the declaration is not in the required format or is exceptionally erroneous
- if you do not appear to be in full possession of your faculties
- if the document is written in a language that the commissioner for oaths cannot read or understand
You must have your document sworn in person. Commissioners of oaths cannot sign a power of attorney.
Having a document sworn for a municipal activity in Montréal is free of charge.
Persons with reduced mobility
Persons with reduced mobility who cannot travel can contact the “Register of Commissioners of Oaths” at 514-864-5761 or visit Justice Québec’s website to get a list of people or organizations who can provide this service to them at their home.
Fee
Signature of the commissioner for oaths: $5.
Required documents
ID
2 of the following documents, including one with photo:
- Québec health insurance card
- Québec driver’s license
- Passport
- Citizenship card
- Permanent resident card
Proof of address
One of the following documents:
- School or municipal tax account
- Bill from a public utility (Hydro-Québec, gas or telecommunications company such as Bell, Videotron, Rogers or other provider) showing your address
Communication channel
Suite 120
Montréal (QC) H2T 3E6
This service is not offered in this borough.
To make a request, you are not required to live in the borough.
Please note that the commissioner for oaths is entitled to refuse to provide a sworn statement based on any of the following serious motives:
- if the content of the declaration is not in the required format or is exceptionally erroneous
- if you do not appear to be in full possession of your faculties
- if the document is written in a language that the commissioner for oaths cannot read or understand
You must have your document sworn in person.
Persons with reduced mobility
Persons with reduced mobility who cannot travel can contact the “Register of Commissioners of Oaths” at 514-864-5761 or visit Justice Québec’s website to get a list of people or organizations who can provide this service to them at their home.
Restrictions
Commissioners of oaths cannot receive sworn statements or solemn declarations from their mother or father, brothers or sisters, spouse or children. They are also prohibited from swearing documents for a party whom they represent legally or in non-contentious proceedings.
Commissioners of oaths cannot sign a power of attorney.
Municipal employees cannot notarize documents.
Having a document sworn for a municipal activity in Montréal is free of charge.
Fees
Sworn statement | Fee | |
|---|---|---|
Residents of the borough | Free | |
Non-residents of the borough | $5 per signature |
Required documents
ID
2 of the following documents, including one with photo:
- Québec health insurance card
- Québec driver’s license
- Passport
- Citizenship card
- Permanent resident card
Proof of address
One of the following documents:
- School or municipal tax account
- Bill from a public utility (Hydro-Québec, gas or telecommunications company such as Bell, Videotron, Rogers or other provider) showing your address
Communication channel
Montréal (QC) H9C 1G9
Montréal (QC) H9H 1G4
This service is not offered in this borough.
You may have your documents sworn if you are a minor, provided that you are over 14 years of age. However, the commissioner for oaths may refuse the request if the commissioner deems that you do not understand the scope of your declaration.
Please note that the commissioner for oaths is entitled to refuse to provide a sworn statement based on any of the following serious motives:
- if the content of the declaration is not in the required format or is exceptionally erroneous
- if you do not appear to be in full possession of your faculties
- if the document is written in a language that the commissioner for oaths cannot read or understand
You must have your document sworn in person. Commissioners of oaths cannot sign a power of attorney.
Having a document sworn for a municipal activity in Montréal is free of charge.
Persons with reduced mobility
Persons with reduced mobility who cannot travel can contact the “Register of Commissioners of Oaths” at 514-864-5761 or visit Justice Québec’s website to get a list of people or organizations who can provide this service to them at their home.
Fee
Signature of the commissioner for oaths: $5
Required documents
ID
2 of the following documents, including one with photo:
- Québec health insurance card
- Québec driver’s license
- Passport
- Citizenship card
- Permanent resident card
Proof of address
One of the following documents:
- School or municipal tax account
- Bill from a public utility (Hydro-Québec, gas or telecommunications company such as Bell, Videotron, Rogers or other provider) showing your address
Communication channel
Montréal (QC) H1H 5R5
This service is not offered in this borough.
To make a request, you are not required to live in the borough.
Please note that the commissioner for oaths is entitled to refuse to provide a sworn statement based on any of the following serious motives:
- if the content of the declaration is not in the required format or is exceptionally erroneous
- if you do not appear to be in full possession of your faculties
- if the document is written in a language that the commissioner for oaths cannot read or understand
You must have your document sworn in person.
Persons with reduced mobility
Persons with reduced mobility who cannot travel can contact the “Register of Commissioners of Oaths” at 514-864-5761 or visit Justice Québec’s website a to get a list of people or organizations who can provide this service to them at their home.
Restrictions
Commissioners of oaths cannot receive sworn statements or solemn declarations from their mother or father, brothers or sisters, spouse or children. They are also prohibited from swearing documents for a party whom they represent legally or in non-contentious proceedings.
Commissioners of oaths cannot sign a power of attorney.
Municipal employees cannot notarize documents.
Having a document sworn for a municipal activity in Montréal is free of charge.
Fee
Signature of the commissioner for oaths: $5
Required documents
ID
2 of the following documents, including one with photo:
- Québec health insurance card
- Québec driver’s license
- Passport
- Citizenship card
- Permanent resident card
Proof of address
One of the following documents:
- School or municipal tax account
- Bill from a public utility (Hydro-Québec, gas or telecommunications company such as Bell, Videotron, Rogers or other provider) showing your address
Communication channel
Montréal (QC) H9A 2Z4
You may have your documents sworn if you are a minor, provided that you are over 14 years of age. However, the commissioner for oaths may refuse the request if the commissioner deems that you do not understand the scope of your declaration.
Please note that the commissioner for oaths is entitled to refuse to provide a sworn statement based on any of the following serious motives:
- if the content of the declaration is not in the required format or is exceptionally erroneous
- if you do not appear to be in full possession of your faculties
- if the document is written in a language that the commissioner for oaths cannot read or understand
You must have your document sworn in person. Commissioners of oaths cannot sign a power of attorney.
Having a document sworn for a municipal activity in Montréal is free of charge.
Persons with reduced mobility
Persons with reduced mobility who cannot travel can contact the “Register of Commissioners of Oaths” at 514-864-5761 or visit Justice Québec’s website to get a list of people or organizations who can provide this service to them at their home.
Fee
Signature of the commissioner for oaths: $5
Required documents
ID
2 of the following documents, including one with photo:
- Québec health insurance card
- Québec driver’s license
- Passport
- Citizenship card
- Permanent resident card
Proof of address
One of the following documents:
- School or municipal tax account
- Bill from a public utility (Hydro-Québec, gas or telecommunications company such as Bell, Videotron, Rogers or other provider) showing your address
Communication channel
Montréal (QC) H1E 6X5
Montréal (QC) H1E 6X5
This service is not offered in this borough.
You may obtain a sworn statement only for the purposes of a housing grant application and a certificate of life and residence.
For any other sworn statements, contact the Centre d’accueil et de référence sociale et économique pour immigrants (CARI), Saint-Laurent’s social and economic reference service for immigrants.
To make a request, you are not required to live in the borough.
Please note that the commissioner for oaths is entitled to refuse to provide a sworn statement based on any of the following serious motives:
- if the content of the declaration is not in the required format or is exceptionally erroneous
- if you do not appear to be in full possession of your faculties
- if the document is written in a language that the commissioner for oaths cannot read or understand
You must have your document sworn in person.
Persons with reduced mobility
Persons with reduced mobility who cannot travel can contact the “Register of Commissioners of Oaths” at 514-864-5761 or visit Justice Québec’s website to get a list of people or organizations who can provide this service to them at their home.
Restrictions
Commissioners of oaths cannot receive sworn statements or solemn declarations from their mother or father, brothers or sisters, spouse or children. They are also prohibited from swearing documents for a party whom they represent legally or in non-contentious proceedings.
Commissioners of oaths cannot sign a power of attorney.
Municipal employees cannot notarize documents.
Having a document sworn for a municipal activity in Montréal is free of charge.
Fee
Signature of the commissioner for oaths: $5
Required documents
ID
2 of the following documents, including one with photo:
- Québec health insurance card
- Québec driver’s license
- Passport
- Citizenship card
- Permanent resident card
Proof of address
One of the following documents:
- School or municipal tax account
- Bill from a public utility (Hydro-Québec, gas or telecommunications company such as Bell, Videotron, Rogers or other provider) showing your address
- Québec driver’s license
Communication channel
Montréal (QC) H4M 2M7
To make a request, you are not required to live in the borough.
You may have your documents sworn if you are a minor, provided that you are over 14 years of age. However, the commissioner for oaths may refuse the request if the commissioner deems that you do not understand the scope of your declaration.
Please note that the commissioner for oaths is entitled to refuse to provide a sworn statement based on any of the following serious motives:
- if the content of the declaration is not in the required format or is exceptionally erroneous
- if you do not appear to be in full possession of your faculties
- if the document is written in a language that the commissioner for oaths cannot read or understand
You must have your document sworn in person.
Persons with reduced mobility
Persons with reduced mobility who cannot travel can contact the “Register of Commissioners of Oaths” at 514-864-5761 or visit Justice Québec’s website to get a list of people or organizations who can provide this service to them at their home.
Restrictions
Commissioners of oaths cannot receive sworn statements or solemn declarations from their mother or father, brothers or sisters, spouse or children. They are also prohibited from swearing documents for a party whom they represent legally or in non-contentious proceedings.
Commissioners of oaths cannot sign a power of attorney.
Municipal employees cannot notarize documents.
Having a document sworn for a municipal activity in Montréal is free of charge.
Fee
Signature of the commissioner for oaths: $5
Required documents
ID
Two of the following documents:
- Québec health insurance card
- Québec driver’s license
- Passport
- Citizenship card
- Permanent resident card
Communication channel
Montréal (QC) H1R 3B1
This service is not offered in this borough.
You may have your documents sworn if you are a minor, provided that you are over 14 years of age. However, the commissioner for oaths may refuse the request if the commissioner deems that you do not understand the scope of your declaration.
Please note that the commissioner for oaths is entitled to refuse to provide a sworn statement based on any of the following serious motives:
- if the content of the declaration is not in the required format or is exceptionally erroneous
- if you do not appear to be in full possession of your faculties
- if the document is written in a language that the commissioner for oaths cannot read or understand
You must have your document sworn in person. Commissioners of oaths cannot sign a power of attorney.
Having a document sworn for a municipal activity in Montréal is free of charge.
Persons with reduced mobility
Persons with reduced mobility who cannot travel can contact the “Register of Commissioners of Oaths” at 514-864-5761 or visit Justice Québec’s website to get a list of people or organizations who can provide this service to them at their home.
Fee
Signature of the commissioner for oaths: $5
Required documents
ID
2 of the following documents, including one with photo:
- Québec health insurance card
- Québec driver’s license
- Passport
- Citizenship card
- Permanent resident card
Proof of address
One of the following documents:
- School or municipal tax account
- Bill from a public utility (Hydro-Québec, gas or telecommunications company such as Bell, Videotron, Rogers or other provider) showing your address
Communication channel
17th floor
Montréal (QC) H2L 4L8
You may have your documents sworn if you are a minor, provided that you are over 14 years of age. However, the commissioner for oaths may refuse the request if the commissioner deems that you do not understand the scope of your declaration.
Please note that the commissioner for oaths is entitled to refuse to provide a sworn statement based on any of the following serious motives:
- if the content of the declaration is not in the required format or is exceptionally erroneous
- if you do not appear to be in full possession of your faculties
- if the document is written in a language that the commissioner for oaths cannot read or understand
You must have your document sworn in person. Commissioners of oaths cannot sign a power of attorney.
Having a document sworn for a municipal activity in Montréal is free of charge.
Persons with reduced mobility
Persons with reduced mobility who cannot travel can contact the “Register of Commissioners of Oaths” at 514-864-5761 or visit Justice Québec’s website to get a list of people or organizations who can provide this service to them at their home.
Fee
Signature of the commissioner for oaths: $5
Required documents
ID
2 of the following documents, including one with photo:
- Québec health insurance card
- Québec driver’s license
- Passport
- Citizenship card
- Permanent resident card
Proof of address
One of the following documents:
- School or municipal tax account
- Bill from a public utility (Hydro-Québec, gas or telecommunications company such as Bell, Videotron, Rogers or other provider) showing your address
Communication channel
Suite 101
Montréal (QC) H3N 1M3
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