Mississauga notary guide

Statutory Declarations Ontario

A statutory declaration is a solemn written statement declared true before a commissioner or notary, commonly used for OSAP, common-law status, name change, and immigration forms.

Who this guide is for

Strong fit for Mississauga students, families, newcomers, and professionals filing government or school paperwork.

What to bring

Unsigned declaration form. Government photo ID. Supporting documents. Recipient instructions.

How the appointment works

1. Review the declaration form. 2. Verify your identity. 3. Administer the solemn declaration. 4. Stamp and sign the completed declaration.

Local context

The office is located at Unit #208, 1965 Britannia Rd, Mississauga, ON L5M 4Y4, with weekday appointments and free visitor parking. Call (905) 267-4725 for same-day availability; online bookings are confirmed for the next business day onward.

Frequently asked questions

Is a statutory declaration the same as an affidavit?

They are similar sworn documents, but the required form depends on the receiving authority.

Can the office provide a template?

For common use cases, templates may be available, but official recipient forms are preferred.

Can false information cause problems?

Yes. A statutory declaration is a serious legal statement and must be accurate.

How do I book?

Book online for the next business day or call (905) 267-4725 for urgent and same-day appointment guidance.

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