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Affidavits
Sworn written statements for use in High Court, Sessions Court and Magistrates' Court proceedings.
Persuruhjaya Sumpah · Malaysia
Gazetted under the Commissioners for Oaths Rules 2018, Saroja Rajah administers oaths and attests documents for litigation, immigration, corporate filings, education and family matters. Walk-ins welcome; appointments preferred.
Office of Saroja Rajah, Commissioner for Oaths, Malaysia.
Services
A Commissioner for Oaths administers oaths, affirmations and statutory declarations. The document and facts inside it are yours — the Commissioner verifies identity and witnesses your sworn signature.
Sworn written statements for use in High Court, Sessions Court and Magistrates' Court proceedings.
Declarations under the Statutory Declarations Act 1960 — for change of name, loss of documents, identity and more.
Oaths and affirmations required by any written law, before any authority in Malaysia.
Witnessing of signatures on letters of consent, authorisations and similar documents as permitted by law.
Declarations for SSM filings, EPF/KWSP claims, JPJ transfers, immigration sponsorship letters and related filings.
A Commissioner for Oaths does not provide legal advice and does not verify the truth of the contents of a document — only that the deponent personally appeared, identified themselves, and signed in the Commissioner's presence.
Fees
Fees are fixed under the Commissioners for Oaths (Fees) Rules. An official receipt is issued for every attestation.
All services are charged at the standard rates prescribed under the Commissioners for Oaths (Fees) Rules. A fee schedule will be provided on request before attestation.
Book online
Appointments are managed in Google Calendar and you'll receive a calendar invite with the office address and preparation checklist. Same-day walk-ins are welcome if a slot is free.
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About
Saroja Rajah is a Commissioner for Oaths appointed under section 11 of the Courts of Judicature Act 1964, with appointment number W1149. The office serves individuals, firms and corporate clients across Malaysia.
Attestations are carried out strictly in accordance with the Commissioners for Oaths Rules 2018 and the Statutory Declarations Act 1960.
FAQ
No. A Notary Public attests documents for use outside Malaysia; a Commissioner for Oaths attests documents for use inside Malaysia. Some documents need both.
No. You must sign in the Commissioner's presence. If you've already signed, you'll need to re-execute the document.
(1) Your NRIC or passport; (2) the original document and any exhibits referred to in it; (3) cash or e-wallet for the gazetted fee.
No. A Commissioner for Oaths does not draft documents or give legal advice. Please consult a solicitor; we attest only.
Yes. The deponent must understand the contents. A Jurat will note the language and whether interpretation was given.
On request, for elderly or hospitalised deponents, and for corporate board resolutions. Contact the office for a quotation (travel and time permitted under the Rules).
Visit
Most attestations take ten minutes. Book a slot and walk out with a sealed, dated document.
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