At Canada Notary, we offer reliable and legally recognized Virtual Commission Services in Alberta — no office visit required. Whether you’re located in Calgary, Edmonton, Red Deer, or anywhere else in Alberta, our online services let you commission documents conveniently and securely from your home or office.
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A virtual commission allows a Commissioner for Oaths to witness your signature remotely through a video call. This process is legally valid in Alberta for many types of documents, provided identity verification and proper procedures are followed.
Canada Notary uses secure, encrypted platforms to ensure your privacy, and we follow all provincial guidelines to make your online commission legally compliant and widely accepted.
If you are physically located in Alberta at the time of signing, you can use our virtual service. It’s perfect for:
Not sure if your document qualifies? Contact us — we’ll be happy to help.
Discount Eligibility
We offer a 15% discount on notary services to support members of our community who may benefit from reduced rates. You may be eligible for this discount if you belong to any of the following groups:
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We’re a trusted name across Canada for fast, affordable, and professional notary and commissioning services. Here’s what makes us the top choice for virtual commission services in Alberta:
In Alberta, virtual or remote commissioning is legally allowed under specific conditions. While full virtual notarization (performed by a notary public for all document types) is not yet widely available, Alberta does permit remote commissioning. This means a Commissioner for Oaths can administer oaths and take declarations via video conference.
Here are the key things to know:
At Canada Notary, we currently provide Virtual Commission Services to clients in select cities and regions across Alberta. Our licensed Commissioners for Oaths are available by secure video call to assist with affidavits, statutory declarations, sworn statements, and more — all without the need to travel or visit an office.
You can access our online commissioning services from the following Alberta locations:
Use our simple booking form to choose a time that works for you.
Show a valid government-issued photo ID.
Connect with a licensed commissioner using your device’s camera and mic.
You’ll sign during the call, and we’ll apply the commissioner’s stamp.
Your commissioned document will be emailed to you right away.
Whether you’re at home, in the office, or on the go, Canada Notary makes it easy to commission documents online throughout Alberta. Book your virtual appointment now and experience the most convenient way to handle your legal paperwork.
We follow the Law Society of Ontario’s guidelines regarding remote and virtual signing under the Commissioners for Taking Affidavits Act and the witnessing of wills under the Succession Law Reform Act, provided all required conditions are met.
Online notary services are not permitted under the Notaries Act.
Contact us for more information or to determine if your matter qualifies.
Canada Notary is a well-regarded and professional notary public services provider. Our knowledgeable and ODS-registered notaries public and lawyers offer cost-effective assistance with a broad selection of legal documents.
DISCLAIMER: Canada Notary provides notary public services only and does not offer legal advice or representation. We do not verify the accuracy or validity of documents. All sales are final—no refunds. In case of mistakes, we will redo the document free of charge.
Terms & Conditions
To qualify for the 15% notary discount, eligible individuals must provide valid proof. Full-time students are required to present a valid student ID along with proof of current full-time enrollment. Seniors must be 65 years of age or older and show government-issued ID for age verification. Those receiving social assistance must provide official documentation from either Ontario Works or the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP). Canadian military personnel must present valid military identification. All submitted documentation must be current and verifiable. Canada Notary reserves the right to decline the discount if sufficient proof is not provided.