For lawyers, paralegals, notaries & commissioners in Toronto
Remote commissioner of oaths work in Toronto
Toronto is Ontario's largest legal market and the busiest source of commissioning requests. Commission affidavits and statutory declarations for Toronto clients by secure video, from your own office or home, on the hours you choose.
- Built for O. Reg. 431/20
- No minimum hours
- Paid within 24 hours
- Verified before your first client
Toronto · City of Toronto
What Toronto clients need commissioned
Every request is screened for eligibility before it reaches your queue.
Court and family affidavits
Affidavits for Superior Court and Ontario Court of Justice matters, including family files, where the signer qualifies for remote commissioning.
Statutory declarations
Declarations for government programs, insurers, banks and employers — lost documents, common-law status, name and identity.
Condo and real-estate declarations
Declarations and affidavits that come with residential purchases, leases and condo paperwork.
How it works
Apply, onboard, accept, earn
No appointment reaches you until verification is complete.
Apply
Apply online with your credential, the services you offer Toronto clients and when you are available.
Onboard
We verify your standing and insurance, then set up your workspace, seal and stamp.
Accept
Requests from Toronto and across Ontario arrive with an alert. The first professional to accept gets the appointment.
Earn
Complete the appointment and get paid by Interac e-Transfer within 24 hours.
Remote only
How you serve Toronto clients by video
Commission affidavits, statutory declarations, oaths and affirmations by secure video under O. Reg. 431/20. The workspace checks ID on camera, confirms the signer is in Ontario and drafts the remote jurat for you. Requests that need an in-person visit are screened out before they reach your queue.
Toronto clients often book around work and commutes, so offering some early-morning, lunchtime or evening hours helps you get matched.
Who can join
Who can apply in Toronto
In Ontario a commissioner of oaths is officially a commissioner for taking affidavits. We verify the authority you already hold.
- Ontario lawyers (LSO licensees)
- Licensed paralegals (LSO licensees)
- Appointed notaries public
- Appointed commissioners for taking affidavits
What you need to apply
- Your Law Society of Ontario number, or your notary / commissioner appointment details
- Proof of professional liability (errors & omissions) insurance
- A computer with a webcam, microphone and a reliable internet connection
- A private, quiet space for sessions
Start commissioning for Toronto clients
Apply in a few minutes. Our team verifies your standing, then screened requests start reaching your queue on the hours you choose.
No shifts · No minimum hours · Paid within 24 hours
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.