Cost to notarize an affidavit
What a sworn affidavit costs, how exhibits affect the total, and how it compares to visiting an office.
A single document with one signer is $49.99 CAD, and each additional page or exhibit in the same appointment is $26 CAD. These guides break that down by document type with worked examples.
Real examples showing how exhibits, extra pages, and additional signers change your total.
What a sworn affidavit costs, how exhibits affect the total, and how it compares to visiting an office.
POA notarization fees, plus the witness and institution factors that change the real cost.
Why the first certified copy costs more than the rest, and how to order several efficiently.
What a child travel consent letter costs, including when both parents need to sign.
The process guides that pair with each cost breakdown.
What an affidavit is, how remote commissioning works, and what to have ready for your video appointment.
Types of POA, witness requirements, and why this document gets the most scrutiny before a remote appointment.
Why border officials ask for one, what to include, and how to notarize it before a trip.
How a notary certifies that a copy matches the original — over video, with the original on camera.
How a declaration differs from an affidavit, and the situations that call for one.
Pricing is flat and stated in Canadian dollars. A single document with one signer is $49.99. Each additional page, exhibit, or signature handled in the same appointment is $26. Your full total is displayed before you confirm a booking, and nothing is added afterwards — no travel charges, no service surcharges, and no fee for the emailed copy of your notarized document.
Bundle everything into a single appointment. Because additional items are charged at $26 rather than a second full base fee, handling four certified copies in one session costs $127.99 instead of the $199.96 you would pay booking four times. The same logic applies to exhibits on an affidavit, a second parent signing a travel consent letter, and signing a property and personal care power of attorney together.
The eligibility check is free. Before you pay anything, we confirm your document can be notarized remotely for your province and intended use — and if it cannot, we tell you at no cost rather than selling you an appointment you cannot use. You also never ship or surrender an original document; it stays in your hands and is examined on camera. See the pricing page for full details.
Book a licensed Canadian notary over live video. Most appointments are finished in 10–15 minutes.