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Commissioner of Oaths
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Marriage Licence & Solemnizations

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Washable Diaper Grant

Did you know that The Nation Municipality offers refunds for parents of newborns who purchased washable diapers? This is done in an effort to reduce the amount of garbage sent to our landfills. We have a total of 20 refunds to give away per year!

Summer Camps in the region

Kawabunga

Kawabunga offers various day camp experiences throughout The Nation Municipality.

St-Isidore and Limoges will once again host Kawabunga summer camps this year!

Visit their Facebook page or website for more information.

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Commissioner of Oaths

The Commissioner of Oaths may administer oaths and take affidavits, declarations, and affirmations where permitted or required by law. The Commissioners carry out their duties under the Commissioners for Taking Affidavits Act.

The Commissioner of Oaths may administer oaths and take affidavits, declarations, and affirmations where permitted or required by law. The Commissioners carry out their duties under the Commissioners for Taking Affidavits Act. 

All documents must be signed in front of the commissioner by the person making the request. 

If you require the services of a Commissioner of Oaths, you can schedule an appointment with the Clerk or Deputy Clerk during office hours. The fee is $20.00 per session with the Commissioner and is payable by cash or Interac. 

Example of types of documents a Commissioner of Oaths can sign: 

  • Documents indicating that it must be signed in the presence of a commissioner of oaths, for example:
    • Legal name change application;
    • Delayed birth registration forms;
    • Pension purpose attestations of recipient being alive and confirming their residency;
    • Donation of a vehicle to a family member;

Documents to bring during appointment: 

  • The document to be signed (unsigned); 
  • Two pieces of identification
    • One government issued photo ID (example: passport or driver’s licence); and
    • Any other document that confirms your identity (example: health card, birth certificate).