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Make sure that your affidavit and its supporting documents are submitted on time. OSAP may also ask you for other documents to further determine your application. So give yourself enough time to get them all together for submission.
An OSAP affidavit is a legal document that is sworn and signed before a lawyer, a commissioner of oaths, or a notary public. This affidavit tells OSAP that the information you provided on the affidavit is true to the best of your knowledge.
OSAP Affidavits are needed for part-time or full-time students to get financial aid either current or future academia.
When a minor (someone under the age of 17) wishing to study in Canada without their legal guardian(s), he or she must have a custodian in Canada that will provide support and child care while in Canada. The above-mentioned form is to establish custodianship for Immigration purposes.
A custodian is:
A minor is:
The form needs to be signed by both the parents/guardian and the custodian:
If you need more information, please visit the IRCC webpage
The purpose of Form ISP-1811 is to establish when you are separated from your legal spouse or common law partner. This form is usually submitted to Service Canada in the context of Canada Pension plan matters.
The completed form should include:
Every time you serve documents on another party in a family court case, you have to give the court proof that they received the document by completing Form 6B: Affidavit of Service and filing this form with your original documents at the court office before the applicable deadline.
To complete and file Form 6B, you need to:
Is a sworn statement that can prove someone's current legal name. You will be required to swear or affirm before a lawyer, commissioner of oaths, or a notary public, that the contents of the affidavit are true.
For further detailed information about legally changing your name in Ontario please refer to the Service Ontario's Website
Download the Affidavit of Name Change form provided from our find a document page fill it in and make sure to have all your valid ID to prepare for your appointment to notarize the document. Please do NOT sign and or date the document prior to your appointment with us.
A Canadian Birth Certificate Application Form is required when you need to obtain a copy of your own or someone else’s birth certificate from a Canadian province or territory.
It can be used to request a birth certificate for yourself, your child, or another person, as long as you have the necessary authorization.
There are several reasons why you might need your birth certificate (or your child's) such as:
It is imperative that you check all the requirements for the reason you need the brith certificate, as all the various organizations may have different requirements.
Form 36, Affidavit of Divorce, is where both individuals include information about each other, their children, and any arrangements made after separating. Other elements included in the form are decision-making responsibility, parenting time, child support, spousal support, and dividing property. This form must be sworn or affirmed.
The completed document should include:
Follow the government website guide to start your family case. Also you can find a filled out sample for Form 36 Affidavit of Divorce from the Law Society of Ontario. If you need further assistance you should consult a family law lawyer. Nonetheless, once you are ready to notarize your documents we can help you with that.
It is recommended that children under the age of 18 carry a notarized travel consent letter when travelling:
Is a legal document that gives permission for a child to travel outside their home country alone, with one of their parents, or with another guardian. This letter is usually required by immigration authorities to prove that the child has consent from their parents or legal guardians to travel and that the child is not being abducted or taken out of the country without their knowledge or approval.
When you create a travel consent letter, important information about the child including their full name, date of birth, passport number, travel itinerary, and contact information for their parents or legal guardians, must be included. Travel consent letters can help prevent potential problems or delays at border crossings and ensure that the child’s travel experience is safe and hassle-free.
It is also important to have the letter notarized to make it an official legal document.
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