DocsBase Notary Public Service in Canada

DocsBase Inc. Translation and Document Legalization Services provides Notary Public services of documents for intended use in Canada. Are you based in New York or anywhere else in the US? Do you need your document notarized? It doesn’t make sense to fly to Canada just to get a notary stamp. Through our Toronto office, DocsBase Inc. can get your document notarized for official use in Canada.

What Does a Notary Public Do? Why do I Need it?

A Notary Public in Canada does much of the same work as a Notary Public here in the States. He or she authenticates and verifies documents and signatures on documents. A notary also administers oaths, takes affidavits, affirmations, and declarations. Why might you need it? Are you buying or selling land in Canada? Are you getting married there? Were you previously divorced? Whatever your need may be, we can help.

Notary Public in Canada and New York

Getting a document notarized in Canada is much different than getting one done here in the United States. It is tougher to become a Notary Public and, thus, services are not as readily available. Here, for example, you can walk into a bank and get a free notary. You could also walk to a UPS store and get one for 2 dollars. In fact, Notary Publics can only charge 2 dollars for a notary (although some lawyers will try to charge extra for their time). To complicate things even further, in certain areas of Canada, French is the official language. If you are not fluent in French, you don’t want to take a risk with vital documents.

If you are based in the United States, there is no reason to fly to Canada just to get a document notarized. Docsbase Inc has a Canadian office that can handle this service for you! There, we get documents notarized daily and, because we do, we have an in-house notary. There is no need to make this a complicated process. We can take all the worry, the extra hours researching how to get notary, and the expensive flight costs. This is what we do!

DocsBase Notary Public Service in Canada