Notarizations are provided by Maria Campos LL.M. at any time during business hours at Invicta Law Corporation in Downtown Vancouver.
Walk-ins are Accepted, No Appointment Required.
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Notarization Services
- Certified Copies of Original Documents
- Powers of Attorney
- Authentications
- Statutory Declarations of Common-Law Union
- Letters of Invitation
- Travel Consent Letters
- Affidavits
- Attestations
- Apostille Services
Invicta Law Corporation is located inside the International Village Mall in Crosstown at 88 West Pender St. Across from the Chinatown/Stadium Skytrain Station, suite 2081 (on the second floor beside the food court).
Apostille Services in Vancouver
Have you been asked to get a document apostilled or authenticated? If so, your document must go through a specialized process to make it valid for international use. We offer apostille services in Vancouver to streamline the process for you.
Minors Travelling Outside Canada With Only One Parent
Any child travelling outside Canada with only one parent should carry a consent letter. This is true even if it is only for a day trip, and even if the child will only be unaccompanied by both parents for part of the trip. If you travel across the border with a minor and don’t have…
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Validating Canadian Documents for Use in Mexico
Canada and Mexico have strong economic, political, and cultural ties. Many Canadians want to work or do business in Mexico. Others want to have a destination wedding or retire on the beach in Mexico.
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Apostille for Canadian Corporate Documents
Is your business looking to expand overseas? International business opportunities may be lucrative, but doing business globally can present some challenges.
Validating Canadian Documents Internationally
Have you been told that you need to “apostille” a Canadian document? In this post, we explain what that means and why legalization is necessary if you plan to use Canadian documents internationally.
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International Document Legalization FAQs
Do you need to get an important document ready for international use? There is a specialized process that must be followed to have your document officially recognized in a foreign country. Here are our answers to top international document legalization FAQs
Statutory Declaration of Common-Law Union (IMM 5409), which are the requirements?
To prove your common-law status, you will need different documents such as the statutory declaration of a common-law union (IMM 5409), at Invicta Law Corporation we can help you to understand and validate this important document.
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How to Certify a Copy of a Document?
Rather than sending away your important legal documents, you may be able to send a certified copy instead. Using a certified copy means you get to keep the original and avoid the risk of losing or damaging your valuable documents.
Affidavits vs. Statutory Declarations
Both affidavits and statutory declarations are formal, legally binding documents. But they are used for different purposes in Canada. Let’s discuss the differences between affidavits and statutory declarations and how these documents are made.
The Hague Convention: How do I get an Apostille Certificate?
Some countries use apostille certificates to validate public documents issued by one country for use in another country. In Canada, there is a different process to validate a document such as a birth certificate or marriage certificate for use abroad. The process is called “authentication and legalization”.
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Notarization vs. Legalization of Documents
Say you need to use a document abroad but aren’t sure what steps to take. You search “notary public near me” and countless hits come up. How do you decide who to go to and what needs to be done to prepare your document for foreign use? This article will explain some of the basics.