Australian documents
witnessed online.
Anywhere. Without delay.
Upload your document, verify your identity, and sign it in front of an Australian legal practitioner on a video call. No appointment, no queue at the post office, no waiting for a JP.
We cover Commonwealth documents plus every state and territory except Western Australia and Tasmania – why we can't cover WA and Tasmania.
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See pricing- Witnessed by an Australian legal practitioner
- Covers Cth, QLD, NSW, VIC, SA, ACT, NT
- Usually done in under ten minutes
- Pay only once it's witnessed
Trusted by Australian businesses and individuals
One document, or a hundred
The service is the same. How you buy it, and how much you pay, depends on how often you need it.
For individuals
A statutory declaration, an affidavit, or a form somebody has asked you to have witnessed. Nothing to set up.
- From $29 per document
- No account and no subscription
- Pay by card after it is witnessed
- Connect on demand, or book a time
For businesses and enterprise
Firms signing declarations on a cycle – month-end progress claims, tender rounds, monthly compliance.
- Several documents in a single booking
- Monthly invoicing, no card at the point of signing
- Multiple authorised signatories on one account
- Reserved practitioner availability at month end
Pricing
One document, one flat fee. Most sessions finish in under ten minutes.
For individuals
Any document we cover, witnessed by a lawyer.
$39 on demand. Appointment prices are shown per time slot.
Witness a document nowYou're only charged once the document is witnessed.
Includes
- Live video call with a practitioner
- Identity verification
- State-correct endorsement
- Sealed, tamper-evident PDF
- Emailed to you immediately
- Audit trail retained for you
Signing declarations every month?
Business plans include monthly invoicing, multiple signatories and priority month-end availability.
How it works
Four steps. The whole thing usually takes less time than driving to a post office.
Step 1
Tell us the document and upload it
Pick your state and document type so we apply the right rules, then upload the PDF. You can mark it up on screen before anything is signed.
Step 2
Verify your identity
Photograph your ID and take a selfie. The practitioner checks both against you on the live call.
Step 3
Sign in front of the practitioner
Join a short video call. You sign on screen while they watch, which is what the legislation requires.
Step 4
Get the sealed document
The endorsement is applied, the PDF is sealed with an audit trail, and it lands in your inbox.
Who it's for
The paperwork is different depending on who you are. So is the way we handle it.
What we witness
- Statutory declarations (Commonwealth and state)
- Affidavits for court and tribunal proceedings
- Contractor and subcontractor payment declarations
- Insurance claim declarations
- Loan agreements, guarantees and lender declarations
- Employment agreements and deeds
- Company and commercial agreements
- Tender and procurement declarations
- Licensing and compliance declarations
What we don't witness online
These need an in-person witness. We'd rather tell you now than after you've paid.
- – Wills and codicils
- – Enduring powers of attorney
- – Advance health directives
- – Land title and property transfer instruments
Australian legal practitioner
Not a volunteer JP
7 jurisdictions
Commonwealth, 6 states and territories
Encrypted end to end
Documents stored in Sydney
Pay after witnessing
No charge if we can't help
Witnessing conducted under
- CthStatutory Declarations Act 1959
- QldOaths Act 1867
- NSWElectronic Transactions Act 2000
- VicOaths and Affirmations Act 2018
- SAOaths Act 1936
- NTOaths, Affidavits and Declarations Act 2010
Each links to the current version on the relevant government legislation site.
Common questions
Is a document witnessed over video actually valid?
Yes, in the jurisdictions we operate in. Commonwealth statutory declarations can be executed electronically under the Statutory Declarations Act 1959 (Cth), and New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, the ACT and the Northern Territory each permit audio-visual witnessing by a prescribed witness. An Australian legal practitioner is a prescribed witness in every one of them. We don't operate in WA or Tasmania because neither has authorised audio-visual witnessing. A Commonwealth statutory declaration can still be witnessed by video link from anywhere, including those states.
Who actually witnesses my document?
An admitted Australian legal practitioner holding a current practising certificate. Not a volunteer JP and not an offshore contractor. The endorsement records their name, capacity and the fact the signature was witnessed by audio-visual link, which is what the legislation requires.
What do I need before I start?
Your document as a PDF, a valid photo ID (driver licence or passport), and a device with a camera. That's it. If you only have a paper copy, photograph it and upload the images.
How long does it take?
Most sessions run under ten minutes end to end. If you book an evening slot you'll have a time confirmed in advance; on-demand sessions connect you to whoever is available.
When am I charged?
After the document is witnessed, not before. If we can't help – wrong document type, ID that doesn't check out, a jurisdiction we don't cover – you aren't charged at all.
Can several people sign the same document?
Not through the automated flow yet – each session handles one deponent, because each person needs their own identity check and their own time on camera. If your document needs two or more signatories, get in touch and we'll arrange the sessions manually.
Get it witnessed in about ten minutes.
Upload the document, verify who you are, and have the sealed PDF in your inbox. No appointment, no queue, no trip into town.