MP Services

Our office is happy to provide a wide variety of services to our constituents, including:

Celebratory Greetings: If you would like to receive a Celebratory Certificate from Tony for a special occasion, please contact us.

  • Anniversary Years: 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, 55, 60+
  • Birthday Ages: 50, 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85, 90, 95, 100, 101+
  • Business Openings
  • Graduations
  • New Citizens

 

Federal Government Assistance: If you are a constituent requiring assistance with any federal department, agency, or crown corporation in Canada, our office can help you. Federal assistance includes, but is not limited to:

 

Invite Your MP: If you are hosting a local event in the constituency, and you would like to invite Tony, please contact us and be prepared to provide the following details:

  • Date, Time, Location
  • Purpose of Event
  • Host Information
  • Your Contact Information

 

Visits to Ottawa: If you are visiting Ottawa and would like a tour of Parliament Hill or to attend Question Period, please contact Tony’s Parliamentary Office at 613-995-1547 or email [email protected].

 

Commissioner of Oaths: A Commissioner of Oaths is an individual who is authorized by law to witness signatures for certain documents such as affidavits and statutory declarations.

Please note that we are not Notary Public.

Please bring in your complete document to be commissioned but do not sign it until the Commissioner is available to witness your signature.

In order to have your document commissioned, all parties required to sign the document must be present and must provide valid photo identification.

We recommend that wills, living wills, power of attorney, divorce, separation, or custody agreements be taken to a lawyer or notary’s office as our commissioner will not sign these documents.

The following is list of forms that a Commissioner of Oaths can sign:

  • Delayed birth registration forms;
  • Application to amend birth registration;
  • Declaration affirming parentage;
  • Election to change of name of child under the age of 12;
  • Statutory declaration by an applicant to correct an error in registration;
  • Legal name change application;
  • Blank statutory declaration;
  • Insurance claims;
  • Common law status affidavits;
  • Special invitations to family members overseas;
  • Passport applications (in lieu of guarantor);
  • Pension purpose attestations of recipient being alive and confirming their residency;
  • Residency document;
  • Lost passport;
  • Single status certificate;
  • Consent letter for traveling with a child commonly referred to as a travel document;
  • Federal government permanent residency card applications
  • Municipal Information Form (MIF) for liquor license;
  • Affidavit waiving vaccinations based on religious grounds.

The following is a listing of documents a Commissioner of Oaths cannot sign:

  • Any affidavit related to divorces, separations or real estate matters;
  • Documents that need to be certified or if true copies need to be authored;
  • Forms which call upon a Commissioner of Oath, yet also request certified true copies of other documents as attachments. Because the Commissioner cannot certify attachments, they cannot sign the affixed application (as listed above, the only exception is that of a federal government permanent residency application);
  • Affidavits of true affidavits required for an applicant of a marriage license. These must be signed by a notary public. These documents are to be taken to a lawyer for appropriate advice and assistance.

Please note we reserve the right to refuse commissioning services of any document.