Court & Registry Documents — Edmonton

We commission documents required by Alberta courts, registries, and legal processes including Court of King's Bench affidavits, probate forms, and name change applications.

Court and registry documents in Alberta often require commissioning before a licensed Commissioner for Oaths. Whether you need an affidavit of service, identity declaration, probate documents, or a name change application, our Edmonton commissioners provide accurate, timely service. We understand the specific requirements of Alberta courts and registries, ensuring your documents meet all legal standards.

Documents We Commission

Affidavit of service

Affidavit or statutory declaration of identity (proof of ID)

Court documents

Court of King's Bench affidavits

Maintenance Enforcement Program (MEP) documents

Name change or change of name applications

Non-contentious surrogate (GA & MP) forms

Probate documents and forms

Court of King's Bench Affidavits in Edmonton

The Court of King's Bench of Alberta requires many documents to be sworn before a Commissioner for Oaths. We commission affidavits for court filings, including affidavits of service, identity affidavits, and supporting affidavits for various court applications. Our commissioners are familiar with court requirements and ensure your documents are properly formatted and executed.

Probate & Estate Documents

Probate applications in Alberta require several sworn documents. We commission all probate-related affidavits and forms including non-contentious surrogate matters (GA & MP forms). Our Commissioner for Oaths in Edmonton can assist with the commissioning of estate administration documents quickly and affordably.

Name Change Applications

Changing your name in Alberta requires a statutory declaration or affidavit before a Commissioner for Oaths. We handle name change applications for adults and children at both our South and North Edmonton offices. Mobile service is also available across Sherwood Park, St. Albert, Leduc, and the Greater Edmonton Area.

Book Your Appointment

Contact our Commissioner for Oaths in Edmonton today. Same-day service and mobile appointments available.

Office Locations:

South Side — Near 38 Ave & 97 St, Edmonton

North Side — Near 137 Ave & 135 St, Edmonton

What to Bring

Your unsigned documents
Valid government photo ID
Any supporting exhibits or attachments

Same-Day Service

Walk-ins welcome. Mobile Commissioner for Oaths service available across Edmonton and area.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a Commissioner for Oaths commission court documents in Alberta?›

Yes. A Commissioner for Oaths in Alberta is authorized to administer oaths and take affidavits for use in Alberta courts, including the Court of King's Bench.

Do you commission MEP (Maintenance Enforcement Program) documents?›

Yes, we regularly commission affidavits and statutory declarations required by the Alberta Maintenance Enforcement Program.

Can I get probate documents commissioned at your office?›

Absolutely. We commission all probate-related documents including executor affidavits, non-contentious surrogate forms, and estate administration paperwork.