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Does the Statutory Declaration of Common-Law Union Form Have to Be Commissioned In Person?

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Does the Statutory Declaration of Common-Law Union Form Have to Be Commissioned In Person?

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Yes. Both the applicant and common law partner must make the solemn declaration in front of a person who is qualified to take oaths, such as a commissioner for taking affidavits or a notary public. An oath or solemn declaration cannot be made over the telephone.