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A notary public’s certification in Canada is valid as long as the document remains unchanged. However, certain documents, like powers of attorney or affidavits, may need to be updated or re-notarized if the circumstances change or if required by law.

While notarized documents in Canada themselves do not expire, their relevance may change depending on the situation. For instance, a notarized will might need to be updated over time to reflect changes in your life. Always check if any document-related laws or guidelines affect your document.

Notarization in Canada does not automatically make a document valid for use outside the country. In some cases, you may need additional steps, such as apostille or legalization, to ensure the document is accepted internationally.

A notarized document remains valid as long as there are no changes to the document and it’s used for the purpose it was intended. If you are unsure, contact the notary in Canada who completed the process to confirm its validity.

If the document hasn’t been altered and remains relevant to the legal or business purpose, it doesn’t necessarily need to be re-notarized. However, it’s always a good idea to consult with the relevant authorities or legal professionals if you’re uncertain.

Yes, a notarized document can generally be used for multiple purposes as long as it has not been altered. However, it’s important to check with the institution or authority you’re submitting it to in case they require a specific version or a recent notarization.

At NowNotary Legal Services, we offer notary services across Canada, including Mississauga. To notarize documents:

Make an Appointment: Contact us to schedule a meeting with one of our notaries.

Provide Identification: Present a valid ID during your appointment.

Sign in Presence: The notary will witness you signing the document and apply their official stamp or seal.