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Power of Attorney Notary Brampton

Planning for the unexpected is a critical step in protecting your family, your finances, and your health. Whether you need a professional to witness a pre-drafted document or you require a custom document created from scratch, our licensed Ontario Notary Publics are here to help. We provide fast, reliable, and legally compliant Power of Attorney (POA) notarization and drafting services right here in Brampton.

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2 Brampton Locations

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Power of Attorney Notary Brampton

What is a Power of Attorney?

A Power of Attorney is a legally binding document that grants a trusted individual (known as your “attorney,” though they do not have to be a lawyer) the authority to make critical decisions on your behalf if you become incapacitated, travel overseas, or are simply unavailable.

In Ontario, there are two primary types of Powers of Attorney governed by the Ministry of the Attorney General:

  • Power of Attorney for Property (Financial): Allows someone to manage your finances, pay your bills, collect money owed to you, and manage or sell your real estate. A “Continuing” POA remains valid even if you become mentally incapable.
  • Power of Attorney for Personal Care (Medical): Authorizes someone to make decisions regarding your healthcare, medical treatments, housing, and nutrition if you become mentally incapable of making those decisions yourself.
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Witnessing vs. Drafting Services

We offer two distinct services depending on your needs:

Witnessing & Notarizing Only

If you have already prepared your own Power of Attorney (using a lawyer, an online kit, or the free Ontario government forms), we can act as the official witnesses to your signature.

Custom Drafting Service

If you do not have a document prepared, our legal professionals can consult with you and draft a customized, legally sound Power of Attorney tailored to your specific wishes and circumstances.

Your Pre-Visit Checklist: What to Bring

To ensure your POA is executed correctly under Ontario law, please review the following requirements before your visit:

The Unsigned Document

If you are bringing your own POA, it must be completely filled out but left unsigned. You must sign it in the physical presence of the witnesses.

Valid Government Photo ID

You must present an unexpired, government-issued photo ID (such as a Driver’s License, Passport, or Ontario Photo Card) to verify your identity.

Two Witnesses (Crucial)

Ontario law requires a Power of Attorney to be signed in front of two eligible witnesses. Our Notary Public can act as your first witness. You can bring a friend or colleague to act as your second witness, or our office can provide a second witness for a small additional fee. (Note: Your appointed "attorney," their spouse, and your own spouse/children cannot act as witnesses).

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Transparent Flat-Rate Pricing

We provide straightforward, predictable fees for both drafting and witnessing services. Review our full notary fee schedule for more details.

Service Details Fee
Notarizing & Witnessing (Pre-drafted POA) $35 + HST
Provision of a Second Witness (If you don't bring one) $15 + HST
Custom POA Drafting (Includes drafting & all witnessing) $120 + HST
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Visit Our Brampton Notary Offices

We welcome walk-ins on a first-come, first-served basis. However, because POA executions require multiple witnesses, we highly recommend booking an appointment online to ensure our staff is readily available to assist you without delay.

Brampton South (Rutherford Rd)

350 Rutherford Rd S II - Unit 104, Brampton, ON L6W 4N6, Canada

Ideal for residents and businesses in South Brampton, near Steeles Ave and Highway 410.

Complimentary plaza parking available

Brampton East (Intermodal Dr)

30 Intermodal Dr, Unit #8, Office G, Brampton, ON L6T 5V9, Canada

Centrally located off Airport Road, perfect for those commuting from Brampton East, Mississauga, or near Pearson Airport.

Complimentary surface lot parking

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Only you (the person granting the power, known as the "grantor") and the two witnesses need to be physically present when the document is signed.

No. A Power of Attorney immediately becomes void upon the death of the grantor. After death, the management of the estate is dictated by the deceased's Last Will and Testament and managed by the Estate Executor.

Yes! We frequently draft comprehensive estate packages that include both your Powers of Attorney (Property & Personal Care) and your Last Will and Testament. Please contact us for package pricing.

Secure Your Future Today

Do not wait for an emergency to realize you need a Power of Attorney. Visit either of our Brampton locations or book your appointment today to ensure your affairs are legally protected.