When it comes to legal documentation, having the right authentication is crucial. In Alberta, this authentication is often provided by Notaries Public and Commissioners for Oaths.

Though they may sound quite formal, their services are straightforward and often needed in everyday situations. Let’s delve into what these roles entail and how they differ. 

A Notary Public is a designated official who can verify the identities of individuals signing documents, ensure they understand the document, and witness the signatures.

They can also authenticate copies of documents and administer oaths. Essentially, they ensure the legality and integrity of important documents. 

On the flip side, a Commissioner for Oaths is more of a specialized witness. They can attest to your identity and witness your signature on documents.

However, unlike Notaries, they cannot authenticate the content of the document or provide legal advice. 

So, when might you need them? If you’re involved in transactions like buying a house or entering into contracts, a Notary Public is your person.

For simpler matters like affirming sworn statements or affidavits within Alberta, a Commissioner for Oaths will do the trick. 

Here at Jaswal Law, we believe in making legal processes as smooth as possible for you. That’s why we offer free Commission for Oaths services to help authenticate your documents effortlessly.

And if it’s notary services you need, we provide those at reasonable rates to ensure your legal documents are in tip-top shape without straining your wallet. 

Our dedicated team is here to guide you through the process, making document authentication straightforward and stress-free. 

Whether you require a notary or a commissioner for your legal documents, Jaswal Law is here to assist. Reach out to us today, and let’s ensure your documents are well-prepared to stand up to any legal scrutiny they may face.