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Notary Services in Mississauga

Notary services in Mississauga, all under one roof beside Square One. Every service below is handled in person by a lawyer, from $30 a document, with a discount when you bring several. Need something written, like an affidavit or an invitation letter? We can draft it too — just ask and we will quote it first.

Not sure which service you need?

Bring the document, or the form that asks for it, and we will tell you. There is no charge for asking. If the document turns out to need something we do not do, such as an apostille or a certified translation, we will tell you where to go.

Other documents we notarize

Name-change declarations, common-law relationship declarations, sponsorship declarations, single-status declarations, bank and insurance forms, employment verification letters, RRSP and pension forms, vehicle ownership transfers, passport guarantor forms, adoption documents, contracts, deeds, shipping and export documents, corporate resolutions, and consent forms. If it is not listed, call us at (905) 276-0777.

A walk-in notary office in central Mississauga

Notary Point is on the sixth floor of 33 City Centre Drive, Suite 606, a short walk from Square One Shopping Centre and the City Centre Transit Terminal, with two hours of free parking on site. Walk in Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturdays by appointment. Our notaries are lawyers licensed by the Law Society of Ontario, and each is also a commissioner for taking affidavits, so whatever your document needs, one visit covers it.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need an appointment for notary services in Mississauga?

No. Walk-ins are welcome Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and most visits take about ten minutes. Saturday visits are by appointment. If you prefer a set time, book online.

What does a notary cost at Notary Point?

Notarization starts at $30 per document, with a discount when you bring several documents in one visit. Powers of attorney and court or family documents start at $50. Drafting is quoted before we start.

What should I bring?

One valid, original government-issued photo ID and the complete, unsigned document. For certified copies, bring the original. For affidavits, bring any exhibits the affidavit refers to.