Notary public in Quebec
1,354 notaries and commissioners across 151 cities and towns, with hours, weekend availability and mobile service. Pick your city.
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Who can notarize in Quebec
In Quebec, notaires are a legal profession of their own, regulated by the Chambre des notaires du Québec (Ordre professionnel des notaires du Québec). They draft and receive authentic acts: real estate sales and mortgages, marriage contracts, wills and mandates.
Quebec’s legal profession is split between notaires and avocats (lawyers).
A notary can
- Receive notarial acts (actes notariés), which are authentic acts under Quebec law.
- Issue certified copies of the acts they hold.
Commissioner of oaths or notary? For a simple sworn statement, Quebec has commissioners for oaths (commissaires à l’assermentation). Which do you need?
Source: Wikipedia: Chambre des notaires du Québec. Checked October 23, 2026.
Getting a document apostilled in Quebec
Issued by Quebec Ministère de la Justice (Délivrance des apostilles). $65 a document (per the Hague Conference listing; confirm on Québec.ca). On October 22–23, 2026 the ministry was processing requests received on October 21.
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