Form CF-FC 2467 is completed by the person applying for a survivor pension as the common-law partner of a deceased contributor to the Canadian Armed Forces pension plan.
It asks for specific details about the relationship: sharing of finances, property, family responsibilities, and social life, in order to show the conjugal nature of the union. The declaration must be made under oath before a person legally authorized to receive it.
The oath, in brief
Form CF-FC 2467 contains a declaration under oath or a solemn declaration: it must be signed before a person legally authorized to receive it — a Commissioner for Oaths, notary, lawyer, or justice of the peace. Once sworn, the declaration has the same weight as a statement made before a court.
In Québec, a Commissioner for Oaths can administer this oath remotely, by videoconference, when the required conditions are met (seeing and hearing each other, viewing the document, keeping it confidential).
Where to get the form
Form CF-FC 2467 is published free of charge by Government of Canada — Pension Centre on canada.ca.
Download form CF-FC 2467 (canada.ca)
Have form CF-FC 2467 sworn online
Form CF-FC 2467 is sworn entirely online, with the sensitivity such a process — often tied to a bereavement — calls for.
Before booking, confirm with the receiving organization that an oath administered by a Québec commissioner meets the requirement, especially if your file is handled outside Québec.