Canada Affidavits

Download easy-to-use template affidavits and statutory declarations for Canadian residents.

Some forms are province-specific, others can be used anywhere in Canada.
Most templates contain prompts and instructions to help you complete the document.
These forms can be customized and reused as often as needed.

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An Affidavit of Attestation is sworn by someone who witnessed the execution of a document.
This form is called an Affidavit of Marksman because the witness makes a "mark" instead of signing. It is to be used in cases where the witness is unable to read or write and therefore cannot make a signature.
You can download and use this free Affidavit form as often as you require.
Intended to be used only in Canada.

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This form of affidavit would be sworn by a duly authorized signing officer of a corporation.
The officer attests that they have been authorized to sign on behalf of the corporation without using a corporate seal.
This affidavit is only for documents signed in Canada.
Available in MS Word format.

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An Affidavit of Execution is also called an Affidavit of Witness or Affidavit of Attestation.
The affidavit must be sworn by a person who witnessed a legal document being signed.
It must be given in front of an officer of the Court, such as a Commissioner for Oaths or a Notary Public.
This form can be used in any province or territory of Canada by filling in the appropriate jurisdiction where indicated.
The Affidavit of Execution form is free to download and use.
For use only in Canada.

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An Affirmation form would be used instead of an affidavit or declaration for a declarant who does not wish to swear an oath.
An Affirmation has the same legal effect as swearing an affidavit or giving evidence in court.
This form is only for use with documents signed in a Canadian province or territory.
If you're a notary or commissioner of oaths, you should download the Affirmation in Lieu of Affidavit for your digital forms library.
Available in MS Word format and fully editable.

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All Court of King's Bench affidavits are created using this same basic form, under Rule 13.19 of the revised Rules of Court.
This is a free form available in Microsoft Word format.
Intended to be used only in the Province of Alberta.

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An Affidavit of Service is required in circumstances where service of documents is required by law, such as legal proceedings, landlord-tenant notices and evictions, repossessions, foreclosures, etc.
This free form is issued by Alberta Courts in accordance with the Revised Rules of Court. Click the link to download the form directly from Alberta Courts.
The Affidavit of Service must be given in front of an officer of the court, such as a notary or a commissioner for oaths.
To be used only for service within the Province of Alberta, Canada.

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The Declaration would be made by an officer of a corporation.
The officer attests that the corporation is valid and subsisting under the Business Corporations Act.
The officer also attests that the corporation has sufficient assets to meet its financial obligations.
Download the free Canada Declaration of Corporate Solvency in MS Word format. Easy to fill in and print.

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An Affidavit of Service is required any time documents are served as a requirement of law, such as in a legal action, a landlord-tenant dispute, a foreclosure, an eviction, or repossession of vehicles or goods.
The person who served the legal documents (often a process server) must attest that the documents referred to in the Affidavit were properly served on the party to whom they were addressed.
This is a free PDF download for use only in the Province of Nova Scotia, Canada.

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When you serve legal documents on someone within Ontario, you need to prove that they have been served by making an Affidavit of Service which must then be filed with the appropriate court. This is required in all legal proceedings, landlord-tenant disputes and evictions, foreclosures and repossessions.
The person who served the documents on the recipient swears or affirms that the documents listed in the Affidavit were properly served on the party to whom they were addressed.
The form includes a variety of different methods by which the documents may have been served, so the process server can just indicate which method was used.
The Affidavit must be executed and given in front of an officer of the court, such as a Commissioner of Oaths or a Notary Public.
Available in PDF format.
Intended to be used only in the Province of Ontario, Canada.

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The declarant (the person making the declaration) attests to the truth of statements contained in a legal contract or other document which is referenced in the Declaration.
Making a Statutory Declaration has the same effect as giving evidence under oath.
This is a free downloadable form which can be used in any Canadian province or territory.

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