Find a notary or commissioner near you
Two ways to reach a licensed Ontario professional: online by secure video from anywhere in the province, or in person at a GTA office for a wet-ink seal.
How do I find a notary near me in Ontario?
Start online, or choose a GTA office.
Tell us your document and location and we match you with an authorized Ontario commissioner or notary — by secure video from anywhere in Ontario, or in person at a GTA office.
- Online province-wide
- GTA offices
- Authorized professionals
How matching works
We match by service, jurisdiction, availability and language, then confirm the requirements and price before you book.
Check credentials: You can confirm an Ontario lawyer or paralegal yourself in the Law Society of Ontario Directory.
General legal information for Ontario residents, not formal legal advice.
Fastest option: online, from anywhere in Ontario
Most affidavits and statutory declarations can be commissioned by secure video under Ontario's remote commissioning rules — no travel, same-day availability. Documents that need a wet-ink seal or physical witnessing are handled in person.
In-person service by city
Office details, directions and what to bring for each area we serve.
Toronto
City of Toronto
Ottawa
Eastern Ontario
Hamilton
Golden Horseshoe
London
Southwestern Ontario
Windsor
Southwestern Ontario
Burlington
Halton Region
Stoney Creek
Golden Horseshoe
Mississauga
Peel Region
Brampton East
Peel Region
Brampton West
Peel Region
Oakville
Halton Region
Etobicoke
City of Toronto
Caledon
Peel Region
Online — all of Ontario
Secure video from anywhere in the province
Mobile & house-call
A commissioner travels to you in the GTA
Authorized commissioners and notaries across Ontario
enotarypublic works with licensed Ontario lawyers and notaries — online across the province, and in person in the areas below. You’re matched with an available, appropriately authorized professional for your document; you can confirm any lawyer’s standing in the Law Society of Ontario Directory.
General information only, not legal advice. Availability is confirmed when you book, and whether a document can be completed online depends on the document and the receiving institution.
Notary or commissioner near you — common questions
Is there a notary near me in Ontario?▾
The fastest option is usually online — an authorized Ontario commissioner by secure video, available from anywhere in the province, often the same day. For services that must be in person, we serve offices across the Greater Toronto Area, Hamilton and Windsor–Essex.
How do I find a commissioner of oaths near me?▾
Affidavits, statutory declarations and letters can be commissioned by video province-wide, so you don't need to travel. If your document needs an in-person appointment, we match you with a commissioner serving your area.
Do I have to visit a notary in person?▾
Not for most affidavits and statutory declarations — those can be commissioned online under Ontario's remote commissioning rules. Certified true copies, signature witnessing, and Wills or Powers of Attorney are done in person or with a lawyer.
Can I get a notary near me today?▾
Online commissioning is often available same day from anywhere in Ontario. In-person availability depends on the office and time; we confirm the soonest option when you book.
Is an online notary the same as visiting a notary near me?▾
For documents where remote commissioning is permitted, an online session has the same effect as an in-person appointment. Whether a court, government office or institution accepts it is their decision — we flag any known requirement before you book.
More general questions are answered on our FAQ page.