Have you recently suffered property damage, a significant commercial liability, or a vehicular total loss? When processing high-value or complex claims, Canadian insurance companies routinely require policyholders to provide an officially sworn or declared statement.
At Crown Seal Notary, we know that dealing with an insurance claim is stressful enough without having to hunt down a traditional brick-and-mortar office. That is why we operate as a fully mobile notary service—bringing professional commissioning and notarization directly to your doorstep, your office, or your collision repair center anywhere across Hamilton and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).
When you file an insurance declaration, you are creating an official record of the facts surrounding your incident. Because these papers function as a formal statutory declaration, they carry immense legal weight. Your statement is completely invalid in Ontario until it has been officially signed, dated, and witnessed by an authorized Notary Public or Commissioner of Oaths.
It is critical to understand that a sworn insurance statement is not just an administrative checklist—it constitutes a binding legal oath. By signing the declaration block in front of a Notary Public, you are binding your conscience to the absolute truth of the text, asserting that your financial metrics, property inventories, and situational timelines are completely accurate to the best of your knowledge.
Because this document holds the exact same force and effect as giving live testimony under oath in an Ontario court of law, knowingly providing false information, fabricating damages, or inflating the value of stolen items constitutes perjury and insurance fraud. Under the Criminal Code of Canada, insurance companies aggressively investigate discrepancies,and fraudulent declarations can lead to immediate policy cancellation, denial of your settlement, a permanent blemishes on your insurance history, or criminal prosecution.
Crown Seal Notary regularly acts as the independent third-party official required to execute a wide variety of insurance industry forms, including:
Automobile Proof of Loss Forms: Formal statutory declarations mandated by Ontario auto insurers following an accident, severe collision write-off, or vehicle theft.
Property & Fire Loss Declarations: Detailed inventory statements required by home or commercial property insurers outlining structural damage, content destruction, or commercial asset losses.
Beneficiary Claim Statements: Sworn declarations required by life insurance companies to verify the identity of a claimant and process the distribution of policy payouts to an estate or beneficiary.
Affidavits of Vehicle Ownership History: Required in specific instances where vehicle tracking or registration gaps must be formally cleared before a policy can be activated or paid out.
Our mobile units are built for ultimate convenience. We frequently coordinate on-site appointments at locations that make the most sense for your active claim:
Your Home: Review and sign complicated home property or fire loss inventories from the comfort of your kitchen table.
Your Workplace: Minimize disruptions to your workday by having our notary meet you in your office boardroom.
Collision Centres & Repair Shops: Finalize vehicle total-loss paperwork directly at the facility where your vehicle is currently being held or assessed.
Hospitals & Care Facilities: If an accident resulted in personal injury, our traveling notary can visit your recovery room with the utmost compassion and professionalism to witness beneficiary or loss claims.
Don't let administrative delays or uncommissioned documents hold back your vehicle replacement, home repairs, or rental car coverage. Let Crown Seal Notary handle the driving so you can focus on recovering from your loss.
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⚠️ Important Reminder Before Your Session: Please ensure you have at least one piece of valid, unexpired government-issued photo identification ready for our notary upon arrival. Double-check that your insurance policy and claim numbers are written correctly on the form before your session begins.
