Commissioner for Oaths in Quebec
Your online commissioning service, simple and fast.
Book your appointment and complete the process remotely by videoconference, through a clear, professional, and easy-to-follow process.
- Authorized Commissioner for Oaths Private Remote Commissioning Service in Quebec
- Live Videoconference Meeting No travel required for a process eligible to be completed remotely.
- Signature Completed at the Required Time The process is completed during the session based on the document presented.
- Document Returned in PDF Format During the Videoconference Your completed document is sent to you immediately after it is finalized, during the video call.
Book Your Appointment with an Online Commissioner for Oaths
Start by selecting your service, then choose the date and time that work best for you. Then follow the steps.
How Does Online Commissioning Work?
Once your appointment is booked, the entire process is completed remotely.
Book Your Appointment
Select your service and options, then choose the date and time that work best for you.
Send your document
After booking your appointment, follow the instructions provided to submit the document required for the session.
Join the Videoconference
Join the session at the scheduled time, take the oath or make your solemn affirmation, then sign when instructed.
Receive your document
Once the session is completed, your commissioned document is returned to you in PDF format.
A Service Designed for a Clear and Professional Process
The booking, meeting, and finalization of your document are all organized through a single remote process.
Easy-to-Follow Steps
The form guides you from selecting your service through to confirming your appointment.
No Travel Required
When your situation allows, the session can be conducted remotely by videoconference.
A Confidential Process
The videoconference allows the declarant and the Commissioner for Oaths to communicate directly during the session.
Digital Document
Once the process is complete, the document is returned in PDF format.
Transparent Information
The options applicable to your appointment are presented in the form before confirmation.
Specialized Service
The booking page is dedicated to remote commissioning appointments.
Prepare for Your Commissioning Session
A few simple steps can help ensure your appointment goes smoothly.
Your Document
- Prepare a complete and legible document.
- Do not sign the document in advance when the signature must be made during the session.
- Follow the instructions provided after booking your appointment to submit your document.
For the Videoconference
- Use a device with a working camera and microphone.
- Have your original, valid government-issued photo ID readily available.
- Make sure you have access to your email during the session.
Remote Commissioning in Quebec
The Government of Quebec states that an oath may be administered remotely using technological means, including videoconference, provided that the applicable requirements are met. However, the receiving organization may have its own requirements regarding the document being submitted.
Before Your Appointment
Essential information about booking, videoconferencing, documents, and the online commissioning process.
Is Online Commissioning Possible in Quebec?
Yes. The Government of Quebec states that an oath may be administered remotely using technological means, including videoconference, provided that the applicable requirements are met.
How Do I Book My Appointment?
Start by selecting your service in the booking form. Then choose an available date and time that work for you, enter the requested information, and follow the steps through to confirmation.
How much does the appointment cost?
The applicable fee and available options are displayed directly in the booking form before you confirm your appointment and make payment.
Should I Sign My Document Before the Videoconference?
If your document must be signed before the Commissioner for Oaths, do not sign it in advance. The signature must be completed during the session when instructed.
What Identification Should I Prepare?
Have an original, valid government-issued photo ID ready to present during the videoconference.
When Will I Receive My Document?
Once the session is completed and the commissioning section has been finalized, your document will be returned to you in PDF format.
Can I Use the Service from Outside Quebec?
The service may be available to individuals located outside Quebec when permitted by the nature of the document, the authority granted under the commission held by the Commissioner for Oaths, and the requirements of the receiving organization.
Does the service replace a notary or a lawyer?
No. The service is limited to administering oaths and receiving sworn declarations or solemn affirmations. It does not include notarization, certification of true copies, legal drafting, or legal or immigration advice.
Ready to Book Your Commissioning Appointment?
Select your service, choose your date and time, then complete the online booking process.