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Care, Health & Decision-Making

Documents about your health, your care, and who decides for you. Ontario powers of attorney must be signed in person before two adult witnesses, so these are not completed over video — the notary attends in person or the signing happens at the office.

Overview

When you might need one

  • 01Appointing someone to make property or personal-care decisions for you
  • 02Authorizing medical treatment or travel care for a child
  • 03Giving a caregiver written authority a hospital or school will accept

Ready to sign?

Need one of these care, health & decision-making documents sworn?

Fill the document in online for free, then book the notarization. Most affidavits and statutory declarations are commissioned over secure video under Ontario's remote rules; signature witnessing is in person.