Commissioner for Taking Affidavits Stamp Generator

Design a Canadian commissioner stamp — the commissioner's name, the wording “a Commissioner, etc.”, the province, the organization or law firm and the appointment expiry — to place under a signature on affidavits and statutory declarations.

Commissioner for Taking Affidavits Stamp Generator — Live preview

Make this seal your own

Open this template in the free online editor to change the text, fonts, colors and size, then export a transparent PNG or vector SVG.

Customize in editor

At a glance

Shape
Rectangular stamp
Ink colour
#111827
Typeface
Georgia
First line
JANE A. DOE
Lines
5 lines
Border
None

About this seal

In Canada a commissioner for taking affidavits (also called a commissioner for oaths in some provinces) is an appointee, often a lawyer, paralegal or public servant, who administers oaths and witnesses affidavits and statutory declarations. Provincial legislation generally requires the commissioner's name and details such as the province or expiry to appear beneath the signature, and a stamp is the standard way of doing it. The exact wording varies by province, so confirm the form with your appointing authority before ordering.

Common uses

  • Affidavits and statutory declarations
  • Sworn documents for courts and government forms
  • Law-office and paralegal stationery
  • Template for ordering a self-inking stamp

How to create it

  1. Open the template — the rectangular commissioner layout is pre-applied.
  2. Replace JANE A. DOE with the commissioner's name.
  3. Edit the province and organization.
  4. Enter the expiry date of your appointment, if your province requires it.
  5. Export a transparent PNG, SVG or PDF.

Frequently asked questions

Is a stamp required for a commissioner?

Most provinces require the commissioner's name and appointment details to be printed, typed or stamped under the signature. A stamp is the usual way, though a typed block can also meet the rule.

What does “a Commissioner, etc.” mean?

It is the traditional short form of “a Commissioner for taking Affidavits”, followed by the province and sometimes the employer or firm.

Legal & usage

Stamps render in your browser for design and demonstration. A generated image does not appoint anyone as a commissioner; only use the stamp if you hold a current appointment, and follow your province's prescribed wording.