Swear or affirm any affidavits
After you've completed all the necessary court documents, you must swear or affirm that what's stated in the affidavits is true.
You'll need to prove that you are who you say you are, so take picture identification with you.
Collect your affidavits and copies of any documents you want to attach to them and take them to:
- a lawyer,
- notary public, or
- a clerk at the court registry.
You have to swear or affirm any affidavits in front of one of these people.
Phone first to ask how much they will charge for this service. Some people charge a lot more than others. Shop around.
If you completed a Financial Statement (Form F8) but have not yet sworn or affirmed this form, do so now as well.
Updated on 5 June 2019