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About Delwar Jahid

As a Commissioner of Oaths I am able to help you with specific documents which require my signature or witnessing for legal purpose. I am further offering my help in preparing specific documents such as e.g. a Letter of Consent, give advice in completing paperwork such as Immigration Documents, and assure authentication of attached documents.

Please feel free to contact me to inquire about my services.

Welcome to my Commissioning Services

Hello, this is Delwar Jahid, your Commissioner of Oaths in and for the Province of Alberta. I am located in Central Alberta in Red Deer, but I am also coming out to Edmonton to provide my service as a commissioner.

You may call in short term and schedule an appointment with me for your convenience. I am available from 9.00 am in the morning to 9.00 pm in the evening, so it is possible to see me after work hours.

News

Find information about my person, and my work as Commissioner of Oaths, as well as work-related topics here.

Services

The Commissioner of Oaths is empowered to administer and witness the swearing of oaths or solemn affirmations in the taking of an affidavit for any potential legal matter under the provincial or state legislation.

Witnessing the signature process and certification service are common tasks for the Commissioner of Oaths. Documents and attachments may need authentication, attestation, certification or notarization.

Areas of Practice

» Oaths
» Affirmations
» Affidavits
» Statutory Declarations
» Authentications
» Power of Attorney (by Declarants or Deponents)
» Damaged, Destroyed and Lost Passport Statutory Declaration
» Witnessing any declaration as required under the respective provincial statutes
» Reswearing of Affidavits
» Paralegal Consultancy
» Administrative Support

Service Description

Administering Oaths and Affirmations

Oaths and affirmations are both solemn promises of truthfulness made by either a signer, a witness, or a new office-holder. An oath is a promise to a deity and an affirmation is a pledge on one's personal honour. Both are legally binding promises to tell the truth and subject the oath-taker or affirmant to penalties for perjury. The Commissioner of Oaths acts thereby as a witness, certifying the oath or affirmation with his signature or with a jurat clause for a signed document.

Taking Affidavits

An affidavit is a declaration or statement of facts, confirmed by the oath of the party making the affidavit. It is taken before the Commissioner of Oaths, who is a person having authority to administer such an oath. Examples for affidavits are Affidavits to Transfer Ownership of Vehicles, Affidavits for Professional Accreditation, Affidavits for Insurance Claims. Please note, current proper identification (picture ID) is necessary and the individual(s) requiring the service must be present.

Receive Declarations

If you need to produce an official copy of a document for your proceedings, you may need to make a sworn declaration before a commissioner for oaths and sign the document in the commissioner?s presence. This formality gives the document official status. Examples for statutory declarations are Statutory Declarations Confirming Identity, Statutory Declaration of Marital Status or Common-Law union, Statutory Declaration in regards Ownership of Property. Other declarations may be Wills, Letters of Consent, Invitation Letters, Immigration Documents and more.

Damaged, Destroyed and Lost Passport Statutory Declarations

Passport Canada concisely outlines the steps you must go through to replace a stolen, damaged, lost or destroyed passport. In addition to reporting a lost or stolen passport, you will need a statutory declaration when applying for a new passport. Please refer to Passport Canada for exact requirements.

» Lost, stolen, inaccessible, damaged or found passports
  Information from Passport Canada

» Declaration concerning a lost, stolen, inaccessible, damaged or found Canadian travel document
  Form PPTC 203 in PDF File Format

Authentication of Documents

Governments and organizations sometimes require that documents be authenticated before they will accept them. The Commissioner of Oaths will take care of certifying, signing and sealing your document. Documents may contain attachments such as exhibits or schedules.

Reswearing of Affidavits

An affidavit may require reswearing, reaffirming or redeclaring, if the previous work was administered incorrectly. Any affidavit can be resworn as long as it has not been used.

Please Note

The Commissioner of Oaths does not certify the truth of the statements contained in any document; rather this responsibility remains with the declarants and deponents.

Contact

Delwar Jahid

Commissioner of Oaths
for the Province of Alberta

91 Cosgrove Crescent
Red Deer, Alberta
T4P 2Z6 Canada

Phone

Delwar Jahid
+1 (780) 200 3592

Web and E-Mail

www.edmontonoaths.net
info@edmontonoaths.net