Legal Document Services from the Comfort of Home
Currently, finding a notary in Vancouver or Victoria can be a hassle, especially with heavy traffic and limited office hours. However, Canada Notary simplifies the process by providing professional Online Notary British Columbia services. Specifically, we use secure video conferencing to commission affidavits and statutory declarations for clients across the province. Consequently, you can finalize your legal documents without ever leaving your home or office.
Additional witnesses may be required beyond the notary. While a notary can often serve as a witness, some documents—such as wills, powers of attorney, or real estate documents—may need extra witnesses present.
Unlike traditional in-person appointments, our Online Notary British Columbia service is designed for maximum convenience. To ensure your documents meet the requirements for remote witnessing, we follow a strict digital protocol.
First, visit our Online Commissioning page to book a slot. Because we operate digitally, we can often accommodate same-day requests for Online Notary British Columbia services, even on weekends.
Next, you will connect with our licensed Commissioner via a secure video link. During this call, we must see you and your ID clearly. Therefore, please have a valid government-issued ID (like a Driver’s License or Passport) ready for verification.
Finally, you will sign the document while we observe via video. Then, you email the signed copy to us. Once received, we verify the signature, apply our digital seal, and email the completed document back to you immediately.
Generally, our Online Notary British Columbia service is perfect for documents that require a Commissioner for Taking Affidavits. For instance, we frequently assist with:
Affidavits: Sworn statements for court or insurance purposes.
Statutory Declarations: Including declarations of marital status or lost documents.
Professional Applications: Forms for licensing bodies that require verification.
Letter of Invitation: Supporting visitor visa applications for family members.
However, please note that ICBC vehicle transfer forms and specific Land Title documents often require “wet ink” signatures or in-person verification. If you are unsure, please check with the receiving organization before booking.
Yes. Specifically, the Law Society of British Columbia permits the remote witnessing of affidavits and statutory declarations using audio-visual technology.
At Canada Notary, we ensure full compliance by:
Verifying Identity: Confirming you are the person named in the document.
Observing the Signature: Watching you sign in real-time via video.
Modifying the Jurat: We clearly state on the document that it was commissioned via video conference, ensuring transparency for all parties.
Although our headquarters are in Ontario, our digital platform allows us to serve British Columbia effectively.
Skip the traffic in downtown Calgary or Edmonton.
We serve the entire province, from Vancouver to Prince George.
We handle thousands of remote commissioning requests annually.
Check our rates instantly with our Notary Fee Calculator
Currently, we do not have a walk-in location in BC. Therefore, we exclusively offer Online Notary British Columbia services (Virtual Commissioning) for residents of this province.
Generally, Wills and Powers of Attorney have strict execution requirements under BC's Wills, Estates and Succession Act. Consequently, we strongly recommend seeing a local lawyer or notary in person for these specific life-planning documents.
The process is very fast. Usually, you will receive your completed, digitally sealed document via email within 10-15 minutes of your video appointment ending.
In conclusion, you don’t need to find a lawyer’s office to get a simple stamp. Trust Canada Notary for fast, secure, and compliant Online Notary New Brunswick solutions.
Celebrate with us this Friday — enjoy 10% OFF Notary & Commissioner Services (online & in-person).
Coupon Code: CNOTARY10
Offer valid from September 12–15, 2025. Excludes Apostille and Translation services.
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.
