The role of a notary public is mainly administrative rather than investigative. They are not obligated to validate or confirm the accuracy of the information contained in the affidavit. Their duty is limited to verifying the identity of the affiant…
Virtually Witness Your Power of Attorney (POA) Traditionally, notarizing a Power of Attorney (POA) required a formal visit to a notary’s office, entailing appointments and waiting times. At All-Canada Notary, we’re making this process more accessible by offering online witnessing…
Divorce can be challenging and emotionally taxing, but sometimes it is the best option for couples who are no longer compatible. In Ontario, there are various methods to obtain a divorce, including contested and uncontested divorces. Another effective method is…
If you need to prove your ownership of a property, vehicle, or other valuable assets, obtaining an Affidavit of Ownership is a crucial step. All-Canada Notary can help you draft and notarize your affidavit of ownership in-person or remotely. What…