Is a person empowered under provincial or state legislation to administer and witness the swearing of oaths or solemn affirmations in the taking of affidavits for any potential legal matter.
AFFIDAVIT OF SINGLE STATUS- a solemn declaration stating that you are not married. In the event you are divorced or widowed, you need to establish the date it happened.
CONSENT FOR MINORS TO TRAVEL- Follow this indications from the Canadian Government to prepare a letter of consent for your children to travel. When completed, bring it to us to sign and seal it.
AFFIDAVIT OF TRANSLATOR- If your translation is truthful, accurate and exact, you must ensure it by issuing an affidavit of translator which legally binds you in the event of any claim arises regarding the translation job.
LETTER OF INVITATION- To issue a visitor visa, some countries require a letter of invitation. Please, follow this indications from Immigration-Refugee-and Citizenship Canada.
COPY CERTIFICATION BY DOCUMENT CUSTODIAN - Certified copies of valuable and irreplaceable documents can be issued by means of an Affidavit of Copy Certification by Document Custodian.
IF YOU HAVE A DOCUMENT READY TO BE SIGNED - Then book an appointment so we can process your form.
DO YOU NEED AN APOSTILLE?- If your translation will take effect in a country other than Canada, yes.
1. Translate your documents. 2. Send the translation package for an apostille to the Justice & Solicitor (See Authentication menu on top the page.) 3. Bring your original certificate (Birth, Divorce, etc.) to be authenticated as well by the same lawyer who authenticated the translation. 4. Send the documents to the Cuban Consulate as per their instructions. That's it! Have questions? This is the Toronto Cuban Consulate Link.
APOSTILLE
The apostille is a special type of authentication issued by member countries of the Hague Convention, signed on October 5, 1961. Click on JUSTICE AND SOLICITOR link