Notary public in Saskatchewan
117 notaries and commissioners across 12 cities and towns, with hours, weekend availability and mobile service. Pick your city.
Largest cities
More cities and towns
- Swift Current (2)
- Warman (1)
- Weyburn (1)
- Estevan (1)
- Martensville (2)
- Britannia No. 502 (1)
The rules
Who can notarize in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan notaries public are lawyers or appointed non-lawyers. A non-lawyer appointment lasts five years.
A notary can
- Certify true copies and witness signatures in a notarial capacity.
Good to know
- For an apostille the document must be signed, dated and sealed by a Saskatchewan notary acting as a notary: a commissioner’s stamp is not accepted.
Source: Saskatchewan: Notary public. Checked October 23, 2026.
Apostille
Getting a document apostilled in Saskatchewan
Issued by Saskatchewan Ministry of Justice and Attorney General (Authentication Services). $50 a certificate issued, signatory listed or package. Usually 4 to 7 business days from receipt, not counting mailing time. No same-day service.
Steps, documents and address