Two Witnesses Required
Ontario law requires two witnesses to see you sign the POA. The notary acts as one, but you cannot use a spouse, child, or anyone named in the document as the second witness.
Power of Attorney Notary in Toronto
A properly executed Power of Attorney (POA) ensures your financial affairs and personal care are handled by someone you trust if you become incapacitated or travel abroad. Our Toronto notaries provide reliable, legally compliant witnessing Notary Service for POAs, ensuring they will be accepted by Ontario banks, hospitals, and real estate offices.
Types of POAs We Witness
- Continuing POA for Property: Manage bank accounts, real estate, and bills in Toronto.
- POA for Personal Care: Make healthcare and medical treatment decisions.
- General/Limited POA: Temporary authority, such as allowing a family member to close a real estate deal while you are out of the country.
Executing Your POA in Toronto
Mobile & Hospital Service
If the grantor cannot travel, our mobile notary team can visit Toronto hospitals (like TGH or Sunnybrook), nursing homes, and private residences.
Remote Online Signing
Ontario permanently allows virtual witnessing of POAs. We can arrange a secure video call to execute your documents from the comfort of your home.
Do not wait until an emergency happens. Book your Toronto POA notarization today.
Application
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