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Wills, Powers of Attorney and affidavits of execution, witnessed under supervision.

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Estate documents have strict signing and witnessing requirements in Ontario, and a probate court will want proof they were signed properly. These are common estate documents that call for witnessing, an affidavit of execution or a certified copy. Will and POA signings are supervised by a licensed Ontario lawyer; signature witnessing is completed in person.

Documents we commission in the estate, wills & poa category

  • EstateAffidavit of execution of a WillA witness swears they saw the will-maker and the other witness sign — the sworn proof a probate court expects.Start
  • EstateAffidavit of execution of a Power of AttorneyA witness swears to the proper signing of a Continuing POA for Property or Personal Care.Start
  • EstateContinuing Power of Attorney for PropertySigning and witnessing of a POA authorizing someone to manage your finances and property.Start
  • EstatePower of Attorney for Personal CareSigning and witnessing of a POA authorizing someone to make personal-care and health decisions.Start
  • EstateLast Will and Testament (witnessing)Independent witnessing of a will signing, under lawyer supervision, to meet Ontario formalities.Start
  • EstateCodicil to a Will (witnessing)Witnessing of a signed amendment to an existing will.Start
  • EstateCertified copy of a Will or POAA notary-certified reproduction of an estate document for a bank, registry or institution.Start
  • EstateStatutory declaration for an estateA sworn statement of facts for an estate matter — such as heirship, assets or a missing document.Start
  • EstateRenunciation of estate trusteeA sworn document by which a named estate trustee gives up the right to act.Start
  • EstateAffidavit of assets and liabilitiesA sworn statement of an estate’s value, often required for a probate application.Start

Please note. We witness execution and commission the affidavit of execution, or certify copies for an estate. We do not draft Wills or Powers of Attorney or give estate-planning advice — those should be prepared and reviewed by your lawyer.

This page is general information, not legal advice. Acceptance of any document is always the receiving organization's decision. Prices shown exclude applicable tax unless stated.