Notarizations & Certified True Copies:

We offer notarization services for several different types of documents, these include;

• Affidavits
• Statutory Declarations    -   Including declarations for lost or stolen Passports
• Proof of Loss documents for Insurance purposes
• Certified True Copies
• Certified True Copies of Death Certificates
• Travel Letters 
• Notarization of Letters of Invitation
• What to Bring to your appointment

 Certified True Copies:

    If you require a certified copy please bring with you the original document for copying at the office. Although this process is generally quick we do recommend booking an appointment if possible to ensure our Notaries are available to certify your copies upon arrival.

Certified True Copies of Death Certificates:

      Currently vital statistics sets the fee for Death Certificates at $27. Most institutions do not require originals and are satisfied with a certified copy of an original, often a cost saving alternative. For more information, please feel free to contact our office at 250-388-5905 or e-mail at kristy@farleymartinnotary.com.

Lost or Stolen Passport:

     If you have lost your passport, had it damaged or stolen Passport Canada will require you to complete a statutory declaration form, which may be found online, and printed out and brought to our office to be sworn under oath. You may also obtain this form at our Victoria office or at any Passport Canada Office. The declaration must be filled out completed but NOT signed prior to your appointment.

Travel Letters:

     Letters of Consent to travel are strongly recommended by the Government of Canada & must be signed by the parent or guardian who is not traveling with the minor child(ren) and who is giving permission to another adult(s) to travel with their child(ren). Sample travel letters can be found on the Government of Canada's Website. Alternatively, we have copies available at our Victoria office for your convenience. Please have the form completed but NOT signed prior to your appointment and bring two pieces of ID.

Letters of Invitation:

       Some countries require their citizens to obtain a temporary resident Visa prior to entering Canada. Sometimes when a person is applying for this temporary Visa they are asked to provide a letter of invitation from someone currently residing in Canada. The letter is required to be prepared by the person issuing the invitation and some Visa offices require that this letter be notarized by a Notary Public. For more information on what the letter must contain about the person being invited and about yourself please visit the Government of Canada's Website by clicking here. For a list of countries and territories whose citizens may require a Temporary Resident Visa to enter Canada click here. Please have the letter completed prior to your appointment. For more information please feel free to contact our office at 250-388-5905 or e-mail at kristy@farleymartinnotary.com

What to bring to your appointment:

     We require two pieces of ID from all parties signing any documents in front of the Notary. One must be a government issued picture ID such as a valid and current drivers license, passport or BC ID. The second can be a carecared, bank card issued by a major bank provided it has your full name on it, credit care issued by a major institution, social insurance card or birth certificate.

* At this time we are only able to accept cash or cheque, we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.