FAQs

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 Notary Public and Paralegal services are available weekdays 

BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.

Short notice and evening/weekend appointments are accommodated whenever possible. 

Mobile service is available.   

 For Notary Public service, you must supply the original, unsigned documents. For both Notary Public and Paralegal services, you will need to produce government-issued photo identification. No service will be provided without confirmation of identity.

A Notary Public/Commissioner for Oaths cannot act as a witness to your signature. If required by your document, please bring along any third-party witnesses.  Fees apply for supplied witness(es).

For Paralegal services, bring along details relevant to the legal document you require; i.e. full names and birthdates of parties.

For certified copy(ies) of your documents, bring the original document.  A copy of the original(s) will be produced and certified. 

For Notary Public service at ONE appointment, first notarization $40,

additional notarizations $10 each.

For Paralegal service, rates start at $75 per document.

Printing is provided and included for in-office Certified Copies (up to 5 pages, $0.50 per page for additional pages).

Printing/incoming fax service $0.50 per page, outgoing email/fax service $0.25 per page.

$10 fee per witness for supplied witnesses.

Fees apply for mobile service. Please visit the "RATES" page for more information.

Notary Public/Commissioner for Oaths service:

• Administering Oaths and execution of Affidavits, Statutory Declarations
• Execution of Travel Consent for Minors letters, Passport Declarations and Invitation letters for foreign visitors
• Certify true copies of certificates, documents, court orders, contracts, etc.
• Witnessing of signature(s)
• Execution of other legal documents, please enquire

Paralegal service:

• Preparation, administering of oaths and execution of Affidavits, Statutory Declarations
• Preparation and execution of Travel Consent for Minors form
• Preparation of Demand Letters

I am unable to provide legal advice and will refer you to a lawyer should you require this service.