Jul 27

Jul 27 Notary Services for Ontario Court Forms

This blog post provides a helpful overview of Ontario court forms and how Downtown Notary can help you notarize your forms quickly and easily.

What are Ontario court forms?

The Ontario courts require parties to use designated forms designed by the Ministry of the Attorney General. These forms are known as Ontario court forms. There are dozens of different types of Ontario court forms, including affidavits and statutory declarations.

The type of Ontario court form needed in a specific matter depends on whether the issue is a family law matter, civil law or small claims court matter.

You can find all of the Ontario court forms on the Ontario Court Forms website. Most forms can be downloaded as a Word document or PDF.

Can Downtown Notary notarize Ontario court forms?

Yes, Downtown Notary can notarize Ontario court forms for family law matters, civil law matters and small claims matters. Generally, we can notarize any statutory declaration or affidavit for a matter before an Ontario court.

We can notarize the following Ontario court forms:

Family Law Rules Forms

Form 6B Affidavit of Service
Form 14A Affidavit (General)
Form 23C Affidavit for Uncontested Trial
Form 26A Affidavit of Enforcement Expenses
Form 26B Affidavit for Filing Domestic Contract with Court
Form 32C Affidavit for Warrant of Committal
Form 34A Affidavit of Parentage
Form 34D Affidavit of Adoption Applicants
Form 34G Affidavit of Adoption Licensee or Society Employee
Form 34J Affidavit of Execution and Independent Legal Advice (Children’s Lawyer)
Form 35.1 Affidavit (Decision-making Responsibility, Parenting Time Contact)
Form 35.1A Affidavit (Child Protection Information)
Form 36 Affidavit for Divorce