Mississauga notary guide

Visitor Visa Invitation Letter

A notarized visitor visa invitation letter verifies the host's identity and signature, helping visa officers review the purpose, duration, and support details for a visit to Canada.

Who this guide is for

Common for Mississauga and Brampton hosts inviting parents, relatives, friends, or business visitors for temporary stays in Canada.

What to bring

Invitation letter draft. Host government photo ID. Proof of Canadian status. Visitor details. Trip dates and accommodation details.

How the appointment works

1. Confirm host identity. 2. Review required visitor details. 3. Host signs before notary. 4. Letter is sealed for visa application upload.

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

Does IRCC always require notarization?

Not always, but notarization can strengthen credibility and is often requested by applicants or visa consultants.

Can the visitor sign from overseas?

The Canadian host is usually the person who signs and notarizes the invitation letter.

What details should be included?

Include host identity, visitor identity, relationship, purpose of visit, dates, address, and financial support details if applicable.

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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