Notary Public and Commissioner of Oaths in Whitby.

If Whitby could not help you

The Town of Whitby does commission some documents. Its website says: The Town of Whitby offers a Commissioner of Oaths service to have your documents commissioned at Town Hall.

But its published list of what it cannot commission includes:

• Wills, living wills, codicil to a will
• Powers of attorney
• Real estate related documents, statements, transfer of land
• Divorce, separation, marriage or cohabitation documents or agreements
• Custody documents
• Court exhibits
• Letters of invitation
• International educational institution or association documents, including photographs
• Age of Majority/Bring Your Identification (BYID) card application
• Documents requiring the signature of a notary public

Its published commissioning fee when we checked: Whitby residents $24.75 ($21.90 plus HST) to commission affidavits; non-Whitby residents $36.05 ($31.90 plus HST).

It also says: Your proof of residence is also required.

Quoted from the Town of Whitby website, www.whitby.ca, accessed 12 September 2026. Municipalities change their rules: check theirs before you rely on it.

We can do all of it. Wills, powers of attorney, real estate documents, court documents and anything needing a notarial seal, in person or at your door.