Notarizations & Commissioning · Toronto & Markham
Notary Public in Markham
Fast, reliable notarization and commissioning. Ammar Hussain is a Commissioner of Oaths and Notary Public — available at our Markham office for affidavits, statutory declarations, certified true copies, consent-to-travel letters, and other documents. $40 + HST per document. Most documents notarized on the spot.
Documents We Notarize
Affidavits
Statutory Declarations
Certified True Copies
Consent-to-Travel Letters
OSAP & Immigration Documents
Invitation Letters
Name Change Documents
Insurance & Pension Forms
Notarial services are provided under Ontario's Notaries Act and Commissioners for Taking Affidavits Act. If your document is going to another country, tell us — some destinations require additional authentication or an apostille after notarization, and we can point you to the right next step.
How It Works
01
Bring Your Document & ID
Bring the document and valid government-issued photo ID. Don't sign in advance — signatures must be witnessed by the notary.
02
Sign & Seal
We verify your identity, witness your signature or certify the copy, and apply the notarial seal. Most documents are done on the spot.
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Pay Per Document
$40 + HST per document — flat, with no minimums. Multiple copies of the same document are $40 each.
Our Location
Markham: Unit 302 – 169 Enterprise Blvd, Markham Law Chambers, Markham, ON L6G 0E7 — in Downtown Markham.
Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM. Call ahead to confirm same-day availability: (647) 539-2036.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does notarization cost?
$40 + HST per document. This covers affidavits, statutory declarations, certified true copies, and other notarial acts.
What do I need to bring?
The document (unsigned, where a signature is being witnessed) and valid government-issued photo ID. Most documents are notarized on the spot.
Notary public vs. commissioner of oaths — what's the difference?
A commissioner of oaths takes affidavits and statutory declarations for use in Ontario. A notary public can also certify true copies and notarize documents for use outside Ontario or Canada. Ammar Hussain is both.
Can you notarize a consent letter for a child travelling abroad?
Yes — bring the completed letter and photo ID. The parent(s) giving consent must sign in front of the notary.