Notarizations

I can help you with a variety of legal documents that need to be verified, attested, or notarized.

My expertise includes the following areas.

  • Affidavits
  • Statutory Declarations
  • Letters of Invitation for Foreign Travel
  • Travel Consent Letters for Minors
  • Insurance Loss Declarations
  • Executor Affidavits on Probate Applications
  • Certified True Copies of Documents
  • Notarization/Attestations of Signatures
  • Authentication and/or Legalization of international documents

What does it mean to notarize a document?

To notarize a document means to certify, attest to, or confirm the validity of a signature on a specific document.
Notaries Public in British Columbia have been granted the authority to attest to the validity of your signature on a document. By doing so, a BC Notary ensures that you understand the nature of document before you sign it.

What is the process?

If you need a document notarized, I recommend that you book an appointment to see me.

 

Here’s what you can expect:
  • In our appointment I will review your document;
  • Please bring two pieces of identification.
    – 1 piece must be government-issued photo identification, such as driver’s licence,       passport, or BCID.
    – 1 piece may be a Social Insurance Card, Health Care Card, or a major credit card.
  • Please do not sign the document prior to our appointment. We will have a short discussion about it and then you will sign the document.
TO ARRANGE AN APPOINTMENT
CALL 250.656.3951

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“Morrie helped us with our travel letters which allowed our son to travel abroad on a school trip. Morrie always provides a consistent, professional approach. It is a joy to see Morrie in her beautiful office”

Lisa and Dave