Commissioner of Oaths

Some kinds of legal documents are evidence in a Court if it is shown that the party who made them swore or affirmed their truth. The oath or affirmation is taken by a Commissioner of Oaths. An affidavit is a statement of facts which the maker swears to be true. An affirmation is also a statement of facts but the maker affirms instead of swears it to be true. A declaration includes an affidavit or an affirmation.

 

A Commissioner of Oaths CANNOT notarize documents to certify or verify that a document is a true copy of the original, you will require a notary public (lawyer or MLA) for this.

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Please contact Crystal Brooks for your needs @ crystal@flintheartfinancial.com or 902.580.1526

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