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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Residence attestation for a foreign institution: in what cases, and how does it work?
Does a bank, pension plan, or foreign administration require an attestation confirming your Québec residence, in a format it recognizes? Here's what to know.
Sworn change-of-address declaration: in what cases, and how does it work?
Have you just moved, and does an organization require a sworn declaration confirming your new address while your official documents are being updated? Here's what to know.
Sworn declaration of presence in Québec: in what cases, and how does it work?
Does an organization, plan, or institution require a sworn declaration confirming your physical presence in Québec during a given period? Here's what to know.
Sworn tax residency (or non-residency) declaration: how does it work?
Does a foreign organization, a financial institution, or a buyer require a sworn declaration confirming your tax resident or non-resident status? Here's what to know.
Sworn declaration – Proof of residence (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 residence certificate: what is it for and how to obtain it?
Has an organization asked you for a residence certificate confirming, under oath, where you live? Here's what this document is for and how to have it sworn online.
Declaration of family residence: signing before a sworn witness
The declaration of family residence protects the home of a married or civil-union couple. It must be signed before two witnesses, one of whom is sworn, before being sent to the Land Register.
