Forms, Templates & Online Legal Document Resources
Karen maintains a personal database of commonly requested forms and document templates that may be available to clients upon request. In addition, many forms and documents people need for notarization are also available directly from provincial and government websites. In many cases, clients can download these forms themselves and then book an appointment to have the required signature witnessed, sworn, commissioned, or notarized. Official sources include government sites for immigration, passport, education funding, court, and ServiceOntario-related forms.
Examples of forms clients may often find online include:
- Invitation letters
- OSAP affidavits
- Statutory declarations, including common-law declarations and declarations in lieu of guarantor
- ServiceOntario-related forms, such as certain vehicle, registration, and identification-related declarations
- Immigration, refugee, visitor visa, and citizenship forms
- Passport support forms and statutory declarations
- Court affidavits and affidavits of service
- Proof of life and identity-related forms
- Travel consent letters for children
- Powers of Attorney and related supporting documents
In addition to government forms, there are also Canadian online legal document platforms that allow people to prepare certain documents themselves, depending on their circumstances. Examples include Epilogue Wills for online wills and powers of attorney. If you decide to use an online Will & POA platform, please contact Karen prior to purchasing. LawDepot Canada is also available for a wide range of legal forms and agreements, and LegalContracts.ca for Canadian contracts and document templates.
These online platforms may be helpful for documents such as:
- Wills
- Powers of Attorney
- Separation agreements
- Cohabitation agreements
- Letters of invitation
- Child medical consent forms
- Business and personal agreements
- Other legal templates and supporting documents
Please note that the availability of a form online does not mean it is the right form for your situation, and notarization does not replace legal advice. If you are unsure which form you need or how to complete it, you should contact the organization requesting the document or seek legal advice.
If you already have your form or document prepared, Karen Gisèle Gagné Notary Public can assist with the required notarization, commissioning, signature witnessing, certified true copies, affidavits, and statutory declarations, where permitted.
