Statutory Declaration in Lieu of Guarantor (Form PPTC 132)

Are you a Canadian citizen applying for a travel document but don’t have a suitable guarantor? Use our Statutory Declaration in Lieu of Guarantor (PPTC 132) template.

Download. Populate. Notarize.


Download the PDF Form (PPTC 132 Template)

How it works

  1. Download the template and save it as a PDF file.
  2. Complete the Statutory Declaration and save it.
  3. Meet with a Notary Public to have the declaration notarized.

What is a Statutory Declaration in Lieu of Guarantor (PPTC 132)?

This declaration is used when you need a guarantor for a travel document application but cannot find a suitable one. It allows you to legally affirm the reason(s) you don’t have a guarantor and proceed without one.

What you’ll need to include

  • Your personal information (full legal name, address, date of birth, place of birth)
  • All addresses you’ve lived at in the past five years
  • Your occupations within the last five years
  • Two references (not relatives) who have known you for at least two years
  • Your reason(s) for not having a guarantor
  • The two identification documents you present at signing
  • Your signature (signed in front of an authorized official)

Signing under oath or affirmation

You must sign the declaration in the presence of a person authorized to administer oaths/affirmations (for example, a notary public or commissioner for oaths). You will swear or affirm that the information is true.

Need notarization?

If you would like to book a notarization appointment, please contact NotarySpace.