Planning to get married abroad?
At Canada Notary, we help simplify the paperwork process. Whether you’re marrying in the Philippines, India, UAE, or any other country, we prepare, notarize, and assist with all the necessary documents to ensure your marriage abroad is recognized legally in Canada and your destination country.
From Affidavit of Single Status to Certificate of Legal Capacity to Marry, our experienced team ensures fast, professional, and affordable service — available both online and at our convenient Ontario locations.
Each country has its own legal requirements for foreign nationals wishing to marry. Canada Notary helps prepare the following common documents required for marriage abroad:
Unsure which documents are needed for your specific country? Contact us — our document specialists are ready to assist.
or email us at notary@canadanotary.ca
Ready to simplify your overseas marriage paperwork? Let Canada Notary help with drafting, notarizing, and certifying your documents — quickly and professionally.
Many foreign governments require a sworn affidavit confirming you are legally free to marry. At Canada Notary, we draft and notarize Affidavits of Single Status or Marital Status, then assist with authentication or apostille for international use.
Documents can be:
Embassies often require certified copies of your:
At Canada Notary, we certify your documents promptly, either in-person or online via video conferencing.
Explore our Apostille and Legalization Services to simplify your international document requirements.
Getting married abroad? We make the documentation process simple:
(affidavit, statutory declaration, etc.)
Want everything handled remotely? Use our secure Online Notary Services and shipping services.
It depends on the country. Typically, you’ll need an Affidavit of Single Status, Certificate of Legal Capacity to Marry, and certified copies of your passport or birth certificate.
Yes! We specialize in documentation for marriages in the Philippines, including affidavits, certificates, and embassy legalization.
Yes. We provide apostille and authentication services for your overseas marriage documents.
Yes. Our virtual notary can draft, notarize, and assist remotely.
Notarization and drafting are usually same-day. Authentication and legalization can take 1–3 weeks depending on processing times.
We’re here to make international document preparation stress-free and fully compliant. Whether you’re planning a destination wedding, applying for dual citizenship, or expanding your business internationally, we’ll handle the paperwork so you don’t have to.
Appointments available 7 days a week
notary@canadanotary.ca
+1 (416) 840-6952
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.
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.
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