How remote document commissioning works
Learn how to confirm document eligibility, prepare ID, join the video appointment, sign, and receive your commissioned copy.
How remote commissioning works
- Book your appointment. Choose a time and tell us the document type so we can confirm it can be commissioned remotely.
- Join the video call. Join the secure video session and show your government-issued photo ID on camera.
- Sign and commission. Sign during the session while the commissioner witnesses your signature and completes the jurat.
- Receive your document. Receive the commissioned document electronically after the session.
Benefits of Online Commissioning
- Save Time: No need to schedule in-person meetings or travel to offices. Complete the entire process in minutes, not days.
- 100% Secure: Bank-level encryption protects your documents and personal information. SOC2 and PIPEDA compliant systems.
- Legally Valid: Our process is compliant with all provincial and federal regulations for document commissioning.
- 24/7 Availability: Commissioners available 7 days a week with extended hours. Premium plans include 24/7 emergency service.
Documents We Commission
Our secure online platform supports a wide range of documents that typically require commissioning, including affidavits, statutory declarations, powers of attorney, legal agreements, title documents, mortgage documents, rental agreements, government forms, identity documents, and financial documents.
Affidavits
Written statements confirmed by oath or affirmation for use as evidence in court, including court affidavits, financial affidavits, name change affidavits, and immigration affidavits.
Statutory Declarations
Legal documents stating facts to be true under penalty of perjury without requiring court testimony, used for insurance claims, property declarations, and identity verification.
Power of Attorney
Legal authorization for someone to make decisions or take actions on your behalf, including general, limited, medical, and financial power of attorney.
Title Documents
Documents relating to property ownership that require certification, including title transfers, deed certifications, and easement documents.