Affidavits & Statutory Declarations

Affidavits & Statutory Declarations

Professional assistance with affidavits and statutory declarations requiring an oath, affirmation, or formal declaration.

At kidda-qnotary,, we provide professional services for individuals who need to swear, affirm, or formally declare information contained in an affidavit or statutory declaration. These documents are commonly required for legal, administrative, governmental, educational, financial, and personal matters where a formal declaration is necessary.

An affidavit is a written statement in which a person sets out information or facts and formally swears or affirms that the contents are true. A statutory declaration is a formal declaration made by an individual who declares that the information provided is true to the best of their knowledge and belief. The specific requirements can vary depending on the purpose of the document and the organization requesting it.

During your appointment, we will verify your identity and administer the appropriate oath or affirmation before you sign the document, where applicable. We understand that these documents can be important to your legal or personal affairs, which is why we handle every appointment with professionalism, confidentiality, accuracy, and care.

What to Bring

Please bring the completed document requiring an oath or affirmation, along with valid government-issued identification. Unless you have been specifically instructed otherwise, do not sign the affidavit or declaration before your appointment, as the signing may need to take place in the presence of the authorized official.

If the document was provided by a court, government department, lawyer, organization, or other authority, please bring any accompanying instructions or requirements.

Please note: The person making the affidavit or statutory declaration is responsible for the truthfulness and accuracy of its contents. The notary's role is to administer the applicable oath or affirmation and complete the authorized notarial act.