Core Notary Services

• Certifying True Copies
• Affidavit & Statutory Declarations
• Travel Consent Letter for minors
• Invitation for Visas
• Solemn Affirmations
• Administering Oaths and Affirmations
• Witnessing Signatures

Prices:

• First Document – $30
• Second document – $25
• Additional document – $15
• Printing/Scanning support – $5 (First page is free)

Specialized Document Support/Services

Apostille Full Service

starting at $130 (Includes notarization and processing through the Ministry of Justice and Attorney General)

Wills & Power of Attorney

Rental Agreements

Loan and Mortgage documents

Prices starting at $70

Statutory Declaration (In Lieu of Guarantor) $70

Saskatchewan Marriage License $60 (Fixed provincial rate)

Virtual Notary Services

Need a document notarized from the comfort of your home or office? I offer secure Remote Online Notarization for clients across Saskatchewan.

Available online services:

Affidavits and Statutory Declarations

Travel Consent Letters

Starting at $50

Mobile Service (within Saskatoon)

Flat service fee $30 + $2.50 per km travel from Brighton Notary location. Standard notary fee applies in addition to the travel fee.

How to prepare for Appointment

To ensure a smooth process, please remember:

Bring Valid ID: A current government-issued photo ID is required.

Prepare your documents

Wait to Sign: Do not sign your documents beforehand; all documents must be signed in my presence.

Complete all fields: Ensure all blanks (except the signature and date) are filled in.

Come along with the full document: Even if only one page needs a stamp, I must see the entire document to ensure context and completeness.

Originals for copies: If you need a “Certified True Copy”, you must bring the physical original document.

Bring Originals: If you need a certified copy, I must see the original physical document.

Payment Methods

We accept a variety of payment methods for your convenience including E-transfer and all major Debit/ Credit cards via square.

Card payments: a 3% card convenience fee applies to all transactions made via Credit or Debit card to cover merchant service costs.

Taxes: All services (excluding marriage licenses) are subject to 5% GST.

Book an appointment or
Send an SMS anytime to 306-371-4179
Phone calls are accepted on weekdays after 5:00 PM

Office Address: 931 Brighton Gate, S7V 1S4 (see Google Maps for directions)

Frequently Asked Questions*

​What is the difference between a Notary Public and a Commissioner for Oaths?

In Saskatchewan, a Notary Public has all the powers of a Commissioner for Oaths, plus more. While a Commissioner can only witness signatures for use within the province, a Notary Public can certify true copies of documents and witness paperwork for use across Canada and internationally.

​Can you provide legal advice or explain my document?

No. As a Notary Public, my role is to act as an impartial witness to the signing of documents and verify your identity. I am not a lawyer and cannot provide legal opinions or advice on the contents of your paperwork. If you have questions about what you are signing, please consult a legal professional before our appointment.

​Do I need an appointment?

Yes, appointments are required to ensure prompt service. I offer flexible scheduling, including mobile and virtual options, to fit your needs.

​The Notarization Process:

​Why shouldn’t I sign my document before the meeting?

A Notary’s job is to witness you signing the document in real-time. If you sign beforehand, I cannot legally verify that you were the one who signed it. We will complete the signature portion together during our session.

​Can you notarize a document that has blank spaces?

No. To prevent fraud, I cannot notarize a document that is incomplete. Please ensure all fields (except the signature and date) are filled out before we meet.

​What if my document is in a language other than English?

I can notarize documents in other languages provided you understand the content and can explain the purpose of the document to me. However, please note that any notarial certificate I attach will be written in English.
​International Use & Authentication

​What is an Apostille?

As of 2024, Canada has joined the Hague Apostille Convention. This means that for many international documents, you no longer need “legalization” from an embassy. Instead, once I notarize your document, it is sent to the Saskatchewan Ministry of Justice to receive an Apostille certificate.

​Can you notarize documents for use outside of Saskatchewan?

Yes. A Saskatchewan Notary Public’s seal is recognized across Canada and globally.

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