Notarial services in Surrey
Provided by a practising BC lawyer in Surrey. BC lawyers are also notaries public.
A copy checked against the original and certified as a true copy, where the recipient accepts this format.
Bring the original and the recipient’s instructions.
Preparing for certified copiesWritten evidence sworn or affirmed before a lawyer. Commonly used in court proceedings and formal applications.
Bring the document and any exhibits. Wait to sign at the appointment.
Preparing for an affidavit or declarationA formal declaration that stated facts are true, for applications and other administrative purposes.
Bring the required form and instructions; sign before the lawyer.
Preparing for an affidavit or declarationDeclarations or witnessed signatures requested by a government office or pension provider.
Send the form ahead so its particular requirements can be checked.
Witnessing your signature where a document calls for a lawyer or notary.
Bring the unsigned document and the recipient’s instructions.
Witnessing a parent’s or guardian’s consent for a child travelling abroad without them. Canada recommends having the letter witnessed by a notary.
Bring the proposed letter and travel details.
Assistance with signing a power of attorney. The wording, your understanding, and the applicable witnessing requirements need review.
Let us know if you also need the document prepared or advice on its effect.
Preparing or signing a power of attorneyNotarization for overseas use. The receiving country or organization may also require government authentication or an apostille.
Bring the destination’s requirements. An apostille is issued by the responsible government authority.
Office & mobile appointments
Daily, 6 AM–10 PM, by appointment only.
Mobile signing visits across the Lower Mainland are available by arrangement, subject to availability. An additional travel fee applies; please request a quote.