Notary Public

George Dale J.D. B.A. (hons) Notary Public & Commissioner of Oaths.

 Disclaimer: Nothing on this site shall be considered legal advice and no attorney-client relationship is established.

A Notary Public is an individual who can act as an official witness to the signing of an endless array of legal documents. A Notary can also certify true copies of original documents.
​Services are provided by George Dale, a practicing Lawyer, Notary Public and Commissioner of Oaths in London, ON.

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Examples of Documents to be Notarized or Commissioned

• Travel Consent Letters (Parental Consent to Travel Documents
• Affidavits/Statutory Declarations
• Common Law Status Statutory Declarations
• OSAP Affidavits
• Child Subsidy Affidavits/Statutory Declarations
• Transfer of Motor Vehicle between Family members Affidavits
• Unlock your RRSP
• Certified (Notarized) True Copies
• Custodianship Declarations
• Various Exam and professional school applications
• and much more! 

Services Offered

Commissioner of Oaths

A Commissioner of Oaths is an individual who asks the individual signing the document if they swear that the contents of the document are true to the best of their knowledge. It is an offence to swear a false document

Fees

​For the first document there is a $40 including HST. For each additional document there is a $20 charge plus HST. Available evenings and weekends, for an additional $20 surcharge. All major credit cards accepted.

House calls are available in the City of London. There is an additional $60 charge for house calls. For appointments please see our contact page.   

Wills 

A will can be an expensive and time consuming process. My goal is to make it as simple and as inexpensive as possible. To get started please contact me and we can set up an appointment at your earliest convenience.

Fees

Fees for Wills start at $300 for an individual and $450 for a married couple. Power of Attorneys start at $75 per document. 

*Statements of Conscience or Religious Belief:
Please be aware that my office will not commission or notarize these documents.*