FAQ

CAD $29 for a 15-minute session, including up to three documents processed during the same meeting. The price is fixed: no extra fee is added for additional documents, as long as they can be handled within the session.

Up to three PDF documents per session. The commissioner checks their eligibility before the appointment and may ask for a correction or refuse a non-compliant case.

No. Commissioners for oaths cannot handle documents intended for an apostille, nor certify true copies. Check with the relevant authority for this type of request.

No. The commissioner receives your oath or solemn affirmation, but does not provide legal advice, does not draft documents, and is not a substitute for a notary or a lawyer.

You can check the official Government of Québec registry to confirm a person is indeed appointed as a commissioner for oaths.

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During the video session, you show a valid piece of ID to the camera. The commissioner confirms it matches your information before continuing.

Cancelling at least 12 hours before the session gives you a full refund. Within 12 hours, or in case of a no-show, no refund is provided, except for a technical failure on our end. To cancel or change the time of an appointment, contact us.

If the commissioner cannot process your document, you are refunded. If a simple correction is possible, you're asked to upload a new version, at no extra charge.

Yes. Your documents are kept in a private space, accessible only to you and the commissioner responsible for your case, and are never made public.

All appointments are set to Montréal time. Your device usually adjusts the display if you're elsewhere — double-check before confirming.

A device with a camera and microphone, a stable internet connection, a valid piece of ID, and your documents already uploaded before the meeting.