Practical guides on online oath commissioning, the commissioner's role, and eligible documents — based on official information from the Government of Québec.
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Sworn proof-of-age declaration for Old Age Security or the QPP: how does it work?
Do you lack a birth certificate or official document confirming your age, and does a public pension plan require a sworn declaration to establish it? Here's what to know.
Identity declaration for a third party: in what cases, and how does it work?
Has an organization asked you to confirm, under oath, another person's identity — a relative, a neighbour, a long-time acquaintance? Here's what to know.
IMM 5451 — Solemn declaration concerning a permanent resident card that was lost, stolen, destroyed or never received: online oath commissioning
IMM 5451 (IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada)): what this form is for, why it must be signed under oath, where to download it, and how to have it sworn online.
Sworn declaration (the Régie de l'assurance maladie du Québec (RAMQ)): what this document is for, why it must be signed under oath, where to download it, and how to have it sworn online.
Sworn identity declaration: in what cases, and how does it work?
Has an organization noticed a discrepancy between your identity documents — spelling, former name, date — and asked for a declaration confirming it's the same person? Here's what to know.
