Commissioner of Oath

At Covured Inc., we make official paperwork simple, clear, and stress-free. Whether you need an oath administered, a declaration witnessed, or documents notarized for use in Alberta, across Canada, or abroad, we’re here to help.

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What We Offer

• Commissioner of Oaths Services (for documents used within Alberta):

  • Swearing affidavits and statutory declarations

  • Witnessing signatures on official forms

  • Administering oaths and affirmations

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Why It Matters

Having your documents properly commissioned ensures they are legally recognized and accepted by government agencies, banks, and courts. We provide professional, reliable service so you can move forward with confidence.

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In-Person vs. Remote Services:

Commissioner of Oaths must be completed in person to ensure proper witnessing and acceptance.

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FAQ

Do I need to come in person?

Yes — Commissioner for Oaths appointments must be completed in person, as you are required to physically sign your document in front of the Commissioner.

We offer flexible meeting options. Most appointments take place in-office, however, alternate meeting locations may be arranged depending on your location and availability.
Please contact us to discuss options.

Mobile appointments may be available for an additional fee, depending on distance and scheduling.

Can this be done over Zoom or video?

No. Alberta law requires Commissioner for Oaths appointments to be completed in person, as your identity must be verified and your signature must be witnessed physically.

What identification do I need to bring?
Bring at least one piece of government-issued photo ID (such as a driver’s licence or passport). In some cases, two pieces of ID may be required.

What kinds of documents can you notarize or commission?

• Statutory declarations

• Affidavits (for use in Alberta only)

• Affidavits of execution

• Identity confirmation forms

• Name change documents

• Government forms requiring an oath or declaration

• Insurance forms

• Lost/stolen/damaged ID declarations

• Employment or HR statutory forms

• Travel-related consent letters (if used within Alberta)

• Professional designation / regulatory forms

• Pension & benefits forms

• Vehicle insurance statements

• Waivers & confirmations

​If the form says something like “Sworn/affirmed before a Commissioner for Oaths”, it’s usually commissionable in Alberta.

Do you provide legal advice?
No. We provide official witnessing and notarization services, but we do not give legal advice. If you need legal interpretation or advice, we can connect you with a lawyer.

How long does an appointment take?Most appointments take only a few minutes.
If you have multiple documents or several signatures required, please allow extra time.