NOTARY SERVICES
civil litigation
Some examples of documents that require notarization are , statutory declarations, affidavits, some private, legal contracts, and immigration documents. To have your documents notarized and if necessary, drafted, call, email, or fill out our intake form to make an appointment with one of our staff lawyers.
What does it mean to have a document notarized?
Notarizing is essentially witnessing and affirming that a document is signed by the individual named in the document. There are only specific people (notaries) who can notarize documents;, often they are lawyers or MLAs. Notary work may also include the notary certifying that a copy of a document is an exact copy of the original.
The Process
CONTACT A LAWYER OR MLA
For PATH's help, call or email us at 902 - 706 - 4607 or m.macdonald@pathlegal.ca to make an appointment.
ATTEND AN APPOINTMENT
Attend the appointment with government issued photo I.D, and unsigned documents to be notarized. Do not sign the documents until you are in front of a notary.
PAY A FEE
At PATH our fee is $25 and we accept any form of payment except cash.
Documents that may require a notary
Affidavits
Attestations
Background checks
Immigration documents
Statutory declarations
How PATH can help
Notarize documents
Swear or affirm documents
Certify copies of a document
Draft documents that will need to be notarized
LOOKING FOR OUR HELP?
Fill out our Intake Form, or reach out to our Office Manager by phone at 902 - 704 - 3628 or by email at m.macdonald@pathlegal.ca.
We will reach out to you in a timely manner.
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