Notary Services

A notary public (“Notary”) is an individual who can act as an official witness to the execution (signing) of legal documents. A Notary can also attest that documents are exact replicas of the original. A Notary can also administer oaths, solemn affirmations, and declarations, which are commonly used in affidavits and statutory declarations.

OUC’s notary service requires that individuals provide two pieces of government-issued identification and sign in the physical presence of the Notary. It is important to note that a Notary will not review the content of your documents or provide any advice beyond the authentication of the original documents and verification of the signatory’s identity.

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A Notary Can

Witness a signature

Authenticate true copies of originals

Administer oaths

Commission affidavits or declarations

Location

St. George Campus

Scheduling

Appointments are temporarily unavailable until further notice

Questions

More information can be found in the FAQs below

FAQ

Appointments are temporarily unavailable until further notice.

Each appointment’s duration depends on the number of documents and copies being notarized. Typically an appointment will be between 1530 minutes.

The $25.00 fee includes up to 5 documents; additional documents are $10.00 each.

The fee is $25.00 for up to 5 documents.

Cash only—no other forms of payment are accepted.