This form is specific to Québec's permanent immigration process, distinct from federal IRCC forms — always check which one applies to your file according to the instructions received from MIFI or IRCC.
Who must sign form ME-0032?
The parent who is not accompanying the child in their permanent immigration process to Québec, to confirm their consent to the process.
Does this form need to be authenticated?
Yes. According to the form, the declaration must be authenticated by an authorized person — a lawyer, a notary, a Commissioner for Oaths, a magistrate, a judge, a government official, or a consular or diplomatic officer, depending on the situation.
Form ME-0032 — Consent declaration (PDF, quebec.ca, in French)
What should the declaration contain?
- the full identity of the non-accompanying parent and the child;
- confirmation of their consent to the child's permanent immigration;
- authentication by an authorized person.
Can it be sworn online?
Yes, when the document and situation are eligible for remote oath commissioning, by videoconference.
Online oath commissioning in Québec: how does it work?
Assermentation Express
Assermentation Express is not a government website and does not offer immigration advice. This service does not determine whether form ME-0032 applies to your situation — always check the most recent official MIFI instructions before booking.