Affidavit and Declaration Forms
Prepare Affidavits and Statutory Declarations with these downloadable, customizable legal forms.
An affidavit is a written statement of facts confirmed by the oath of the party making the affidavit (the affiant), in front of a lawyer, notary public, commissioner for oaths or other officer who has the authority to administer oaths.
A statutory declaration is much like an affidavit, but it is affirmed rather than sworn by the person making it (the declarant), and it must be witnessed by a justice of the peace, a commissioner, a notary public, or a lawyer.
An acknowledgement is a formal declaration before an authorized person (such as a notary public) that the document it is attached to is being signed as a free act and deed of the person signing it.
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Declaration of Corporate Solvency | Canada
Provide a lender or other party with a Declaration of Corporate Solvency with this template form for Canadian corporations.
- 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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Nova Scotia Affidavit of Service Form
Use this easy form to make an Affidavit of Service after serving legal documents in the Province of Nova Scotia.
- 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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Ontario Affidavit of Service
Download this free Affidavit of Service form for the Province of Ontario.
- 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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Statutory Declaration as to Truth of Document | Canada
Prepare a Statutory Declaration as to Truth of Document with this template form for Canada.
- 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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Statutory Declaration for Blind Declarant | Canada
Prepare a Statutory Declaration for a visually impaired declarant with this free template form for Canada.
- This form of declaration is used only when the person making the declaration (the declarant) is visually impaired and unable to read the contents of the document.
- The declaration must be read to the declarant and the contents acknowledged to be correct before he or she can sign it.
- A declaration has the same effect as giving testimony in a court of law.
- This free Statutory Declaration for Blind Declarant form can be used in any province or territory of Canada.
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Statutory Declaration for Declarant Who Cannot Read | Canada
Prepare a Statutory Declaration for a declarant who cannot read with this free template form for Canada.
- This form of declaration is used only when the person making the declaration (the declarant) is illiterate and cannot read the contents of the document.
- The declaration must be read to the declarant and the contents acknowledged to be correct before he or she can sign it.
- A declaration has the same effect as giving testimony in a court of law.
- This Statutory Declaration for a Declarant Who Cannot Read form is a free MS Word document and is fully editable.
- The form can be used anywhere in Canada by inserting the appropriate province or territory where indicated.
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Statutory Declaration for Non-English Speaking Person | Canada
What do you do if you have to take a declaration from someone who doesn't speak or read English? You can use this free Statutory Declaration form for Canada.
- This form can be used when the Declaration is drafted in English and the person making the Declaration does not read English well enough to understand it.
- The contents of the document must be translated to the declarant by an interpreter before the declarant can sign it.
- The Statutory Declaration can be used anywhere in Canada by inserted the appropriate province or territory where indicated.
- If you're a Notary or Commissioner of Oaths, you should have a copy of the Canadian Statutory Declaration for Non-English Speaking Person. It's a free download that can be used over and over.
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Statutory Declaration of Translator | Canada
When you have a legal document translated, the translator should make a Statutory Declaration using this free form for Canada.
- This form of Declaration is used for the purpose of verifying the correctness of a legal document translated from one language into another.
- The translator making the Declaration compares the legal document in its original language to the translated version and attests that it has been correctly translated.
- This free Statutory Declaration of Translator form can be used in any Canadian province or territory by inserting the appropriate jurisdiction where indicated.
- Download the form and use it as often as required.
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Statutory Declaration re Altered Document | Canada
Prepare a Statutory Declaration with respect to alterations in a legal document with this template form for Canada.
- This form of statutory declaration would be made by one of the parties to an agreement to confirm that an alteration such as an erasure was made and agreed to by the parties before they signed the document.
- This free template form is provided in MS Word format and can be downloaded and used as often as necessary.
- The Statutory Declaration re Altered Document form can be used in any Canadian province or territory.
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Statutory Declaration under Power of Attorney | Canada
Prepare a Statutory Declaration for an agent executing a document under a Power of Attorney with this template form for Canada.
- The agent / attorney has been duly appointed under a Power of Attorney and has the power to sign the document on behalf of the person who made the Power of Attorney (the donor).
- The attorney must confirm that the power of attorney granting that authority is still in effect and has not been revoked by the donor.
- This Statutory Declaration under Power of Attorney form is free to download and use.
- Intended for use only in Canada.
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