Ontario court forms
Every Ontario court form that needs a commissioner. In one list.
We read all 666 forms on the Ontario court forms site. 93 carry a jurat or a solemn declaration, and the 88 below are the ones a person filing may need commissioned. For each: when you need it, how it is commissioned, whether the form prints the video jurat, and the official file.
- Forms listed
- 88
- Print the video jurat
- 30
- Source
- ontariocourtforms.on.ca, read November 3, 2026
How to read the list
Three things the court checks on a sworn form.
Who commissions it
A commissioner for taking affidavits: a lawyer, a licensed paralegal, a notary public or an appointed commissioner. Under O. Reg. 431/20 you and the commissioner can be in different places, on a video call, and the jurat says so.
Whether it prints the video jurat
30 forms, every Small Claims form among them, already print a jurat for commissioning by video. The others carry the ordinary jurat; the commissioner completes the modified jurat the regulation asks for. The court accepts both.
Who swears it
77 forms are sworn or declared by the person filing them. The 11 forms marked Confirm first are sworn by someone else, a process server, a witness, agency staff, or must be sworn in person; send us the form and we tell you before you book.
Small Claims Court
9 forms
Claims up to $35,000. Every sworn Small Claims form prints the video jurat.
Form 4B
Affidavit (Motion for Payment Out of Court)
Small Claims Court
Sworn with a motion asking that money held in court in a Small Claims case be paid out to you.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 8A
Affidavit of Service
Small Claims Court
Proof that you served a Small Claims Court document: who you served, how and when.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 11A
Affidavit for Jurisdiction
Small Claims Court
Sworn before you ask for default judgment against a defendant served outside Ontario, to show the court has jurisdiction.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 15A
Notice of Motion and Supporting Affidavit
Small Claims Court
The notice of motion with your sworn supporting facts, for example to set aside a default judgment or a noting in default.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 15B
Affidavit
Small Claims Court
The general Small Claims Court affidavit, used for a motion response or any step that needs sworn evidence.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 20M
Affidavit of Default of Payment
Small Claims Court
Sworn when the debtor has missed payments under a judgment or a payment schedule, so you can enforce the full amount.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 20P
Affidavit for Enforcement Request
Small Claims Court
Sworn when you file an enforcement request (garnishment or writ), stating what is still owing under the judgment.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratRequest to Pay Money into or out of Court
Small Claims Court (administrative)
Sworn request to pay money into court, or to have money held in court paid out, in a Small Claims matter.
Sworn by videoForm 1
Request for a Copy of a Youth Criminal Justice Act (Canada) Sentence Order
Youth Criminal Justice Act (Ontario courts)
Sworn request for a copy of a youth sentence order, stating who you are and why you are entitled to it.
Sworn by video
Family Court
35 forms
Family Law Rules forms. They do not print a video jurat; the commissioner completes the modified jurat instead.
Form 6B
Affidavit of Service
Family Court
Proof that you served family court documents on the other party, with the method and the date.
Sworn by videoForm 13
Financial Statement (Support Claims)
Family Court
Your sworn income and expense statement when the case involves child or spousal support only.
Sworn by videoForm 13.1
Financial Statement (Property and Support Claims)
Family Court
The sworn financial statement when property division is claimed, with or without support.
Sworn by videoForm 14A
Affidavit (General)
Family Court
The general family court affidavit: your evidence on a motion, an application or most other steps.
Sworn by videoForm 15
Motion to Change
Family Court
Sworn request to change an existing final order or agreement on support, decision-making responsibility or parenting time.
Sworn by videoForm 15B
Response to Motion to Change
Family Court
Your sworn response when the other party has started a motion to change.
Sworn by videoForm 23C
Affidavit for Uncontested Trial
Family Court
Your evidence by affidavit when the other side has not answered and the case proceeds as an uncontested trial.
Sworn by videoForm 26
Statement of Money Owed
Family Court
Sworn statement of the arrears when you enforce a support or other payment order.
Sworn by videoForm 26A
Affidavit of Enforcement Expenses
Family Court
Sworn list of the costs you incurred enforcing an order, so you can claim them from the payor.
Sworn by videoForm 26B
Affidavit for Filing Domestic Contract with Court
Family Court
Sworn when you file a separation agreement or other domestic contract with the court so its support terms can be enforced like an order.
Sworn by videoForm 26D
Affidavit for Filing Family Arbitration Award for Support with Court
Family Court
Sworn to file a family arbitration award for support with the court so the Family Responsibility Office can enforce it.
Sworn by videoForm 28B
Statutory Declaration to Sheriff
Family Court
Declaration to the sheriff of the amount still owing under a writ of seizure and sale.
Declared by videoForm 29D
Statutory Declaration of Indexed Support
Family Court
Declaration of the current indexed (cost-of-living adjusted) amount when you enforce an indexed support order.
Declared by videoForm 29E
Dispute (Payor)
Family Court
The payor’s sworn dispute of a garnishment or other enforcement step, stating what is owed and why.
Sworn by videoForm 30B
Default Dispute
Family Court
The payor’s sworn response at a default hearing, explaining the arrears and their finances.
Sworn by videoForm 32C
Affidavit for Warrant of Committal
Family Court
Sworn to ask the court for a warrant of committal when a payor has not complied with a support order.
Sworn by videoForm 32.1
Request to Enforce a Family Arbitration Award
Family Court
Sworn request to have a family arbitration award enforced by the court.
Sworn by videoForm 32.1A
Dispute of Request for Enforcement
Family Court
Sworn dispute of a request to enforce a family arbitration award.
Sworn by videoForm 33E
Child’s Consent to Secure Treatment
Family Court
A child’s consent to secure treatment, with the sworn statement of the adult who witnessed it.
The person who swears is the one who explained the consent and watched the child sign, so the signing is witnessed in person.
Confirm firstForm 34
Child’s Consent to Adoption
Family Court
A child’s own consent to adoption, with the sworn statement of the witness.
The witness to the child’s consent swears the affidavit; confirm with us before booking.
Confirm firstForm 34A
Affidavit of parentage
Family Court
Sworn in an adoption application to state who the child’s parents are.
Sworn by videoForm 34B
Non-parent’s consent to adoption by spouse
Family Court
A non-parent’s consent to a step-parent adoption, with the sworn statement of the witness.
The witness to the consent swears the affidavit; confirm with us before booking.
Confirm firstForm 34D
Affidavit of adoption applicant(s), sworn/affirmed
Family Court
Sworn by the people applying to adopt, confirming the facts in their application.
Sworn by videoForm 34F
Parent’s or custodian’s consent to adoption
Family Court
A parent’s or custodian’s consent to adoption, with the sworn statement of the witness.
The witness swears “I was present at and witnessed the signing”, so the consent is signed in person.
Confirm firstForm 34G
Affidavit of adoption licensee or society employee
Family Court
The agency’s sworn evidence in an adoption application.
Sworn by an adoption licensee or a children’s aid society employee, usually through the agency.
Confirm firstForm 34G.1
Affidavit of society employee for adoption of a child in extended society care
Family Court
The society’s sworn evidence when a child in extended society care is adopted.
Sworn by a children’s aid society employee, usually through the society.
Confirm firstForm 34H
Affidavit of Applicant to a Family Adoption
Family Court
Sworn by a relative or step-parent applying for a family adoption.
Sworn by videoForm 34H.1
Affidavit of Person over 18 Living with Applicant to a Family Adoption
Family Court
Sworn by each adult who lives with a family-adoption applicant.
Sworn by videoForm 34I
Parent’s consent to adoption by spouse
Family Court
A parent’s consent to adoption by their spouse, with the sworn statement of the witness.
The witness to the consent swears the affidavit; confirm with us before booking.
Confirm firstForm 34J
Affidavit of Execution and Independent Legal Advice (Children’s Lawyer)
Family Court
The Children’s Lawyer’s affidavit of execution and independent legal advice in an adoption.
Sworn by the lawyer who gave independent legal advice and witnessed the signing.
Confirm firstForm 35.1
Affidavit (decision-making responsibility, parenting time, contact)
Family Court
Your sworn parenting affidavit when you ask for decision-making responsibility, parenting time or contact.
Sworn by videoForm 35.1A
Affidavit (child protection information)
Family Court
Sworn disclosure of any child-protection involvement, filed with a parenting claim.
Sworn by videoForm 36
Affidavit for Divorce
Family Court
Sworn evidence for an uncontested divorce, filed with the draft divorce order.
Sworn by videoForm 43B
Affidavit for Binding Judicial Dispute Resolution Hearing
Family Court
Your sworn evidence for a binding judicial dispute resolution hearing.
Sworn by videoRequest to Pay Money into or out of Court (Family)
Family Court (administrative)
Sworn request to pay money into court, or to have money held in court paid out, in a family case.
Sworn by video
Superior Court of Justice (civil)
9 forms
Rules of Civil Procedure forms for lawsuits, motions, discovery and mortgage actions.
Form 4D
Affidavit
Superior Court of Justice (Rules of Civil Procedure)
The general affidavit under the Rules of Civil Procedure, for motions, applications and any step that needs sworn evidence.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 16B
Affidavit of Service
Superior Court of Justice (Rules of Civil Procedure)
Proof that a Superior Court document was served, with the method and the date.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 30A
Affidavit of Documents (Individual)
Superior Court of Justice (Rules of Civil Procedure)
Your sworn list of every relevant document you have, had or claim privilege over, for discovery.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 30B
Affidavit of Documents (Corporation or Partnership)
Superior Court of Justice (Rules of Civil Procedure)
The same sworn list made on behalf of a corporation or partnership by an officer, director or partner.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 35B
Answers on Written Examination for Discovery
Superior Court of Justice (Rules of Civil Procedure)
Your sworn answers to written discovery questions served by the other side.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 64A
Request to Redeem
Superior Court of Justice (Rules of Civil Procedure)
Sworn request by a defendant in a mortgage action to redeem the mortgage.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 64F
Request for Sale
Superior Court of Justice (Rules of Civil Procedure)
Sworn request in a foreclosure action that the property be sold instead of foreclosed.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 72B
Affidavit (Motion for Payment Out of Court)
Superior Court of Justice (Rules of Civil Procedure)
Sworn with a motion to have money paid into court paid out to you.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratAffidavit for Estate Administration Tax - Additional Payment/Refund
Superior Court of Justice (non-prescribed)
Sworn when an estate’s value changes after probate and additional estate administration tax is paid or a refund is claimed.
Sworn by video
Estates (Rules 74 and 75)
13 forms
Probate and estate forms, including the small estate certificate.
Form 74A
Application for a Certificate of Appointment of Estate Trustee
Superior Court of Justice (Rule 74)
The probate application, with or without a will; the proposed estate trustee swears it.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 74B
Affidavit of Service of Application for a Certificate of Appointment of Estate Trustee
Superior Court of Justice (Rule 74)
Proof that notice of the probate application was served on everyone entitled to it.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 74D
Affidavit of Execution of Will or Codicil
Superior Court of Justice (Rule 74)
Sworn by a witness to the will, confirming they saw the testator sign; filed with the probate application.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 74E
Affidavit of Condition of Will or Codicil
Superior Court of Justice (Rule 74)
Sworn to explain marks, staple holes or alterations on the original will.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 74F
Affidavit Regarding a Holograph Will or Codicil
Superior Court of Justice (Rule 74)
Sworn by someone who knows the handwriting, confirming a handwritten (holograph) will is in the deceased’s hand.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 74J
Application for Certificate or Confirmation of Appointment
Superior Court of Justice (Rule 74)
Sworn application for a certificate of appointment of a succeeding estate trustee, or to confirm an appointment made elsewhere.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 74M
Bond - Personal Sureties
Superior Court of Justice (Rule 74)
The sureties’ sworn affidavit of justification, part of a personal-sureties bond for an estate trustee.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 74.1A
Application for a Small Estate Certificate (Estate valued at $150,000 or less)
Superior Court of Justice (Rule 74.1)
The simplified probate application for estates worth $150,000 or less, sworn by the applicant.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 74.1E
Application to Amend Small Estate Certificate
Superior Court of Justice (Rule 74.1)
Sworn to add assets to, or correct, a small estate certificate that has already been issued.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 74.43
Affidavit Verifying Estate Accounts
Superior Court of Justice (Rule 74)
Sworn by the estate trustee on a passing of accounts, verifying that the accounts are complete and correct.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 74.47
Affidavit in Support of Unopposed Judgment on Passing of Accounts
Superior Court of Justice (Rule 74)
Sworn to obtain judgment on a passing of accounts when nobody has objected.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 75.14
Claim Against Estate
Superior Court of Justice (Rule 75)
A creditor’s or other claimant’s sworn claim against an estate under Rule 75.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 3
Affidavit of Witness
Estates Administration Act
Sworn by the witness to a document made under the Estates Administration Act, confirming they saw it signed.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video jurat
Court fee waiver
4 forms
Requests to have court fees waived because of low income.
Form 3
Fee Waiver Request to Registrar, Clerk or Sheriff
Court fee waiver
Sworn request to have court fees waived because of low income, decided by the registrar, clerk or sheriff.
Sworn by videoForm 4
Fee Waiver Request to Court
Court fee waiver
The same request made to a judge, for fees only the court can waive or after a registrar has refused.
Sworn by videoForm 6
Fee Waiver Request to Registrar, Clerk or Sheriff By a Litigation Guardian For a Person Under Disability Or a Person Representing a Special Party
Court fee waiver
The fee-waiver request sworn by a litigation guardian or by someone representing a special party.
Sworn by videoForm 7
Fee Waiver Request to Court By a Litigation Guardian For a Person Under Disability Or a Person Representing a Special Party
Court fee waiver
The litigation-guardian version of the request to a judge.
Sworn by video
Provincial Offences Act
2 forms
Tickets and other provincial offences decided without you.
Form 102
Reopening Application/Affidavit
Provincial Offences Act
Sworn request to reopen a provincial-offences conviction entered in your absence (for example a ticket), filed within 15 days of learning of it.
Sworn by videoForm 102.1
Reopening Application/Affidavit (Early Resolution)
Provincial Offences Act
The same reopening request when the conviction followed a missed early-resolution meeting.
Sworn by video
Criminal proceedings and appeals
5 forms
Superior Court criminal proceedings rules and the Court of Appeal criminal appeal rules.
Form 4
Affidavit
Superior Court of Justice (criminal proceedings rules)
The general affidavit under the Superior Court criminal proceedings rules, for example on an application.
Sworn by videoForm 7
Affidavit of Service
Superior Court of Justice (criminal proceedings rules)
Proof of service of criminal-proceedings documents in the Superior Court.
Sworn by videoForm 21
Affidavit in Support of Application for Review of Parole Ineligibility
Superior Court of Justice (criminal proceedings rules)
Sworn in support of an application to review parole ineligibility after 15 years of a life sentence.
Sworn by a person serving a life sentence (Criminal Code s. 745.6), normally inside the institution.
Confirm firstForm 3
Affidavit
Court of Appeal (criminal appeal rules)
The general affidavit in a criminal appeal, for example in support of a release-pending-appeal application.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video juratForm 5
Affidavit of Service
Court of Appeal (criminal appeal rules)
Proof that criminal appeal documents were served on the other side.
Sworn by videoForm prints the video jurat
Other statutes
11 forms
Children’s Law Reform Act, Construction Act, Human Trafficking Act, federal support enforcement and more.
Declaration Affirming Parentage under section 12(1) of the Children’s Law Reform Act
Children’s Law Reform Act
Declaration by a person asking to be recognised as a child’s parent under the Children’s Law Reform Act.
Declared by videoJoint Declaration Affirming Parentage under section 12(1) of the Children’s Law Reform Act
Children’s Law Reform Act
The same declaration made jointly by two people, for example both parents.
Declared by videoForm 7
Declaration of Last Supply under Subsection 31(5) of the Act
Construction Act
A contractor’s or supplier’s declaration of the date it last supplied services or materials, which fixes the lien deadline.
Declared by videoForm 30
Financial Guarantee Bond under Subsection 78(10) of the Act
Construction Act
A bond posted to secure or vacate a construction lien, with the surety’s affidavit.
A surety bond; the sworn part is the surety’s, not usually a client’s.
Confirm firstForm 1
Application for restraining order
Prevention of and Remedies for Human Trafficking Act, 2017
Application for a restraining order against a trafficker, supported by the applicant’s sworn evidence.
Sworn by videoForm 5
Affidavit (general)
Prevention of and Remedies for Human Trafficking Act, 2017
The general affidavit in a human-trafficking restraining-order proceeding.
Sworn by videoForm 11
Affidavit of service
Prevention of and Remedies for Human Trafficking Act, 2017
Proof of service in a human-trafficking restraining-order proceeding.
Sworn by videoAffidavit in support of Application under section 7 FOAEAA (enforce support)
Family Orders and Agreements Enforcement Assistance Act (federal)
Sworn to ask federal databases to be searched for a support payor’s address or employer, to enforce support.
Sworn by videoAffidavit in support of Application under section 7 FOAEAA (establish or change support)
Family Orders and Agreements Enforcement Assistance Act (federal)
The same federal search request when you need to locate the other party to establish or change support.
Sworn by videoAffidavit in support of Application under section 7 FOAEAA (enforce parenting or contact order)
Family Orders and Agreements Enforcement Assistance Act (federal)
The same federal search request to locate a child or a person when enforcing a parenting or contact order.
Sworn by videoStatement of Identification and Statement of Relationship - instructions and forms
Office of the Children’s Lawyer
Sworn statements of identification and relationship requested by the Office of the Children’s Lawyer.
Office of the Children’s Lawyer forms completed on its instructions; confirm with us before booking.
Confirm first
Open data
The same list as a dataset.
One CSV, 93 rows: every form above plus the few we leave off the page (a guide, a warrant, the commissioner’s own oath), each with its official URL, our commissioning annotation and a link back to its entry here.
- Licence
- Creative Commons Attribution 4.0: reuse it, change it, link back to this page.
- Cite as
- Minute Notary. Ontario court forms that require a commissioner for taking affidavits (version 2026-11-03). https://minutenotary.ca/court-forms. Source forms: https://ontariocourtforms.on.ca/
- Version
- 2026-11-03, from the crawl of November 3, 2026. A new crawl is a new version; the page and the file always change together.
Columns
- id
- Stable key for the row; also the anchor of the form on the page.
- group
- Court or statute group: small-claims, family, civil, estates, fee-waiver, provincial-offences, criminal or other-acts.
- court
- The court or statute the form belongs to, as published.
- form_number
- Form number as printed; empty when the form carries none.
- title
- Official title, verbatim.
- kind
- affidavit or declaration.
- video_jurat
- true when the form itself prints the video-commissioning jurat under O. Reg. 431/20.
- commissioning
- online (the client swears or declares; eligible for video), review (the deponent is a witness, agency staff or must attend in person) or excluded (not a client oath; hidden on the page).
- commissioning_note
- Why a form is review or excluded; empty otherwise.
- when_needed
- One plain-English sentence on when the form is used. General guidance, not legal advice.
- booking_url
- Booking link with the form preselected, when it is offered.
- guide_url
- A written guide to the form, when one exists.
- page_url
- The entry for this form on the list page.
- source_url
- The official file at ontariocourtforms.on.ca.
- crawl_date
- The day the source site was read; the same for every row.
General guidance, not legal advice. “When you need it” is one sentence on the ordinary use of each form; your case may call for a different one. Forms change: the file to complete is the current one at ontariocourtforms.on.ca.
We are commissioners for taking affidavits and notaries public, not your lawyer: we take your oath or declaration and complete the jurat. What goes in the form is yours to decide, with legal advice where you need it.
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