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Commissioner for Oaths
Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the process of applying for a Commissioner For Oaths?
2. How much does it cost to become a Commissioner For Oaths?
3. How long are appointments for?
4. Does a Mayor or Chairperson of a Municipality have to apply to become a Commissioner For Oaths?

1. What is the process of applying for a Commissioner For Oaths?

Application must be completed and submitted to the Deputy Minister of Justice. This applies to new requests and renewals. Application forms are available online for both the Public (34 KB) and for Government Employees (346 KB).

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2. How much does it cost to become a Commissioner For Oaths?

There is a fee of $50.00 (cheque) which is to be made payable to the Newfoundland and Labrador Exchequer. This cheque must be enclosed with the above mentioned application.

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3. How long are appointments for?

Appointments are for five years.

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4. Does a Mayor or Chairperson of a Municipality have to apply to become a Commissioner For Oaths?

Every Mayor and Chairperson of every municipality in the Province is, by virtue of office, a Commissioner for Oaths for the period they hold office.

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