Commissioning and notarization support
Issa Legal Services assists with commissioning affidavits and statutory declarations, notarizing documents where appropriate, and reviewing documents for signature, date, exhibit, and completeness issues.
Bring the right identification
Clients should bring current government-issued identification and any instructions from the organization requesting the document. Some documents must be signed in front of the commissioner or notary.
Review before signing
Before signing, it is important to confirm blanks are completed, exhibits are attached if needed, names match identification, and the receiving institution's instructions are followed.
Frequently asked questions
Can I sign my affidavit before the appointment?
Usually no. Many affidavits and declarations must be signed in front of the commissioner or notary, so bring the document unsigned unless instructed otherwise.
What should I bring for a statutory declaration?
Bring government-issued photo identification, the unsigned declaration, any supporting documents, and any instructions from the organization requesting it.
Book a focused consultation
If you are unsure what step comes next, contact the office to review the matter, documents, and deadlines.