Refugee Appeal At IAD
Refugee Claimants whose refugee claim denied in Canada can appeal the decision to the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD). If you are interested in appealing your refused refugee claim to the Refugee Appeal Division.
Refugee Appeal At IAD
Refugee Claimants whose refugee claim denied in Canada can appeal the decision to the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD). If you are interested in appealing your refused refugee claim to the Refugee Appeal Division.
Immigration Services
Naba Dhungana will represent clients through their refugee claim process, prepare them for questioning at their hearing, and make effective and persuasive oral submissions on their behalf before the Refugee Protection Division Board Member. He will always advise the clients for gathering the necessary information and documentary evidence to support and frame our client’s refugee claim. In addition, he will provide guidance to his clients on the kind of personal documents and evidence in order to maximize their chances for a positive outcome. Likewise, Naba will will make extensive research to support the client’s case with the most up to date materials from reliable sources. He will prepare the clients with questions and answers expected to receive from the Board Member at the hearing.
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Commissioner of Oaths
What does a commissioner of oaths do?
A commissioner of oaths is a person authorized to administer oaths and affirmations, and to take and certify affidavits and statutory declarations. They are typically used for legal or official documents that require a person to swear or affirm that the information provided is true. Examples of documents that may be sworn or affirmed before a commissioner of oaths include affidavits, statutory declarations, and immigration documents. They are usually notaries, lawyers, or other authorized public officials.
A commissioner of oaths is authorized to perform the following tasks:
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Administer oaths and affirmations: Commissioners of oaths are authorized to administer oaths and affirmations for legal or official documents.
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Take and certify affidavits: Commissioner's of oaths can take and certify affidavits, which are written statements that are sworn or affirmed to be true.
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Take and certify statutory declarations: Commissioners of oaths can take and certify statutory declarations, which are written statements that are made under oath or affirmation.
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Notarize documents: Commissioners of oaths can also notarize documents, which is the process of verifying the identity of the person signing the document and witnessing their signature.
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Verify identities: Commissioners of oaths can verify the identities of individuals by examining government-issued identification documents such as a passport or driver's license.
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Certify true copies: Commissioners of oaths can certify that a document is a true copy of the original.
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Administer oaths and affirmations for immigration and citizenship documents: Commissioners of oaths can administer oaths and affirmations for immigration and citizenship documents, such as permanent resident cards and citizenship certificates.
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Verify the authenticity of documents: Commissioners of oaths can verify the authenticity of documents that are used in legal or official proceedings.
Naba Dhungana, a Notary Public/Commissioners of oaths administers several types of oaths, including:
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Affidavit oath: This oath is taken by individuals who are making a written statement that is sworn or affirmed to be true, such as in a legal proceeding or immigration application.
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Statutory declaration oath: This oath is taken by individuals who are making a written statement that is made under oath or affirmation, such as in a legal proceeding or immigration application.
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Notarization oath: This oath is taken by individuals who are signing a document that requires notarization, such as a power of attorney or real estate transaction.
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Oath of confidentiality: This oath is taken by individuals who are handling confidential information, such as in a government or legal setting.
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Oath of secrecy: This oath is taken by individuals who are handling confidential information, such as in a government or legal setting.
Keep in mind that the list may vary depending on the jurisdiction.
Additional Services
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Administering SolemnAffirmations
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Administering Oaths and Affirmation
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Affidavit for a Lost or stolen vehicles
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Affidavit of Execution
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Affidavit of Identity
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Affidavit of Service
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Commission of Forms & Declarations
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Commission of Licensing Applications
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Commission of Single Status Statutory Declaration
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Commission of Statutory Declarations
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Commissioner of Oaths Services
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Common Law Union Statutory Declaration Notarized