Swear or affirm the documents
You'll need:
- Your completed Affidavit (Form F30)
You must swear or affirm that the information that appears in these documents is true. Any exhibits to your Affidavit must also be stamped and sworn.
You have to do this in front of a:
- lawyer,
- notary public,
- government agent, or
- clerk at the court registry.
Bring picture identification with you.
Some people charge a lot more than others for this service. It's a good idea to shop around.
If you swear the documents at the court registry, phone first to ask how much they charge for swearing an affidavit. See Who can swear an affidavit? for more information.
Updated on 14 November 2023