Crossbows LLP | Notarial & Commissioning Services

Generally, no. A Commissioner for Oath, is only allowed to administer oaths/affirmations for documents that will be used within Singapore. For documents which are going to be used in another country, you would need to have them notarised  by a Notary Public.

If you have read the document and have completely understood the contents and there is no need for the document to be interpreted, the process could take a couple of minutes at the very most.

You must be present in our office for our Commissioner to witness your signature.

No, the fees are prescribed by law and are therefore, not negotiable.  The giving of discounts is also not allowed.

No, this can’t be done. A Commissioner for Oaths can only administer oaths/affirmations in the case of affidavits or take declarations in the case of statutory declarations.

However, the Commissioner can certify your documents in his capacity as an Advocate & Solicitor or in his capacity as a Notary Public, if the documents are intended to be used in another country.