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Notary Public
A notary public services in Canada are legal witnesses that act as a third party for authenticity and integrity in your legal dealings. This adds an extra layer of security for preventing fraud in contracts, agreements, and various legal documents.
Make your documents harder to forge with a Notary. Plus, they are available all across Canada, so you don’t have to worry about wills, real estate transactions, and powers of attorney ever again.
The entire process of Notary is time-consuming. You need to involve multiple online searches, phone calls, and traveling to different locations. Unfamiliarity with the fees can also be a problem, as different services and locations are different. To add more, online resources are not always clear about the specific needs, witnessing affidavits, certifying copies, and so on.
How Gangadin & Company Helps With Notary Public Services
You don’t have to worry anymore. At Gangadin & Company, we will solve all your Notary Public issues, regardless of your location or services, deeds, mortgages, transfer documents, wills, loan documents, statutory declarations, and so on. With our services, you will avoid all potential sticker shock or hidden fees not readily apparent in your initial searches. We will also go beyond our legal services to help you verify your notary’s qualifications and legitimacy.
Frequently Asked Questions
The only way to find a reliable Notary Public services in Canada is to look for their customer reviews and confirm if their services match your needs or not. You can also consult with friends and family, via social media, and see which one’s better for you.
A Notary Public in Canada can certify any legal document, starting from wills to property deals, mortgage, sworn statements (affidavits), and all certified copies that need verification for legal purposes.
Yes. Some Notary Public services offer online notarization. However, this doesn’t eliminate the need for in-person meetings, subject to specific provincial regulations, etc. Online platforms just speed up the initial process.
The minimum qualifications for a Notary Public are legal education (university degree in law or a related field), passing an exam, and holding professional liability insurance. Afterward, it’s all about the time and effort they put into their work for a more trusted service.
The only way to verify a Notary’s Legitimacy is to contact your provincial government or relevant regulatory body for confirmation. You can also go to CNQ and check “Find a Notary”, fill in your details, and verify.