Online / Remote Notarization
Fast and secure notarization from anywhere in Ontario, by video call.
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Book online. Meet by video. Sign and get your commissioned document emailed instantly.
5.043 reviews Appointed by the Attorney General of Ontario · LSO #10096
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Fast and secure notarization from anywhere in Ontario, by video call.
Learn MoreSecure witnessing and notarization for wills and powers of attorney.
Learn MoreWe offer a mobile service and can travel directly to your location (home, office, or anywhere in the GTA). Available by prior appointment. Please call us to book your visit.
Learn MoreFull support preparing your paperwork for official apostille and authentication. In person only. Contact us to confirm eligibility.
Learn MoreHow It Works
From booking to your inbox, all online.
Step 01
Choose a time that suits you, then upload your unsigned document and a clear photo of your ID.
Step 02
Pay through our secure checkout. Your confirmation and private video link arrive by email right away.
Step 03
Join from any device, show your ID to the camera, and sign on screen while your notary watches live.
Step 04
Your notary adds a digital signature and seal. The completed document arrives in your inbox in minutes.
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Why Clients Choose Us
Your notary is in Ontario. You can join from anywhere in the world, on any device.
A real commissioner sees you and witnesses every signature live.
Your documents and details are handled confidentially.
Ontario Notary Public and Commissioner, licensed by the Law Society of Ontario, LSO #10096.
No sign-up and no passwords. Book, upload, and you are done.
FAQ
Yes, online notarization is legally valid when performed according to applicable laws and accepted by the receiving institution.
You must present a valid government-issued photo ID such as a passport or driver’s license to confirm your identity during the appointment.
Most notarizations are completed within 10 to 20 minutes, depending on the number of documents and signatures required.
Yes. You can join the video call from anywhere in Canada or anywhere in the world. The commissioner is located in Ontario, and you will be asked to state where you are at the start of the call — that location is recorded with the appointment. Wills and powers of attorney are the one exception: those are Ontario forms, for Ontario residents, wherever in the world you happen to be sitting at the time. See the next question.
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