Red Seal Notary is Canada's national company for the provision of Notary and Apostille (Authentication and Legalization) services. Red Seal Notary provides a simple yet innovative alternative to the traditional notary service. Founded in 2004 on the principles of providing accessible, convenient notary services and exceptional customer service nationwide.
Services are easily accessible through Red Seal Notary's network of notary offices across Canada, an interactive website, on-line appointment forms, knowledgeable staff at our Toll Free customer service line, and several convenient walk-in locations. Red Seal Notary's services have been used for over 16 years by individuals, businesses and other organizations both large and small.
Services are easily accessible through Red Seal Notary's network of notary offices across Canada, an interactive website, on-line appointment forms, knowledgeable staff at our Toll Free customer service line, and several convenient walk-in locations. Red Seal Notary's services have been used for over 16 years by individuals, businesses and other organizations both large and small.
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Notarization
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A notary public is a person who can serve as an official witness to the execution (signing) of contracts, agreements, and an almost limitless array of legal documents. A notary may also certify documents to be true copies of the original. Notarization simply refers to an official act of a Notary. A notary also has the authority to administer oaths, solemn affirmations, and declarations that are used for affidavits and statutory declarations.
Affidavits
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Have you been told you need to "swear an affidavit" and don't really know what this means? Don't worry, Red Seal Notary can probably help you. Affidavits are often used in court as part of legal proceedings, but they can be used in numerous other situations as well.
Perhaps you want to get married in another country, you might have to provide the authorities in that country with evidence (probably through a sworn statement) that you have never been married before (or that you are legally divorced) before the other country will issue you a marriage licence.The most important thing to remember about sworn statements is that everything stated must be true.
Perhaps you want to get married in another country, you might have to provide the authorities in that country with evidence (probably through a sworn statement) that you have never been married before (or that you are legally divorced) before the other country will issue you a marriage licence.The most important thing to remember about sworn statements is that everything stated must be true.
Certified True Copy
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In many situations you may be required to provide an important document such as your passport, birth certificate, identification card or academic records for an application or as a supporting document. Rather than submitting the original document, in most cases a certified true copy (or "notarized copy"), commonly referred to simply as a certified copy, will suffice.
Consent to Travel
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Due to increasing concern for the safety of children, many governments including that of Canada have initiated special requirements when children under 18 years of age are travelling without both parents.
Specifically, many countries now require that documentary evidence in the form of a notarized consent to travel letter be presented to establish the permission of the parent(s) / legal guardian(s) for a minor to cross international borders with an accompanying adult, or alone.This requirement is in addition to other legal requirements as specified by airlines and official authorities.
Specifically, many countries now require that documentary evidence in the form of a notarized consent to travel letter be presented to establish the permission of the parent(s) / legal guardian(s) for a minor to cross international borders with an accompanying adult, or alone.This requirement is in addition to other legal requirements as specified by airlines and official authorities.
Letter of Invitation
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Depending on the country of origin, some foreign nationals wishing to visit Canada must apply for a Temporary Resident Visa (visitor visa). In order to do so, a letter of invitation is often required. This invitation is given by the Canadian resident who wishes to invite the person, who thus requires a visitor visa.
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