Notary Services

Notary services

At Bluenose Law, our experienced notaries are here to assist you with your legal document needs. Conveniently located in Halifax and Bridgewater, we offer a quick and hassle-free process, ensuring efficient service. Plus, we provide free parking for your convenience.

Types of Notarized Documents

The following are the more common documents that require notarization in Alberta. They are just examples. We would strongly recommend that you review the document that you need notarized before making your appointment. Then let us know. If you need more than one document notarized, then ask about our multiple document discount. Examples of documents that need notarizing are:

Affidavits;
Statutory declarations;
Child travel letters;
Notarized copies or certified true copies; and
Immigration related applications.

Getting Your Documents Notarized with Bluenose Law!

Please Book an Appointment Before Your Arrival!

There might be documents that are required for the notarization, we will communicate with you before you arrive.

What to Bring for Your Notary Appointment

To ensure a smooth notarization process at Bluenose Law, please bring the following:

Government-Issued Photo ID: A valid piece of identification, such as a driver’s license or passport.
Second Piece of ID: Either another government-issued photo ID or an ID with a signature (e.g., credit card or health card).
All Signers Must Be Present: Everyone required to sign the document must attend the appointment. We cannot notarize documents unless we witness the signing.
The Document to Be Notarized: Bring the original document that needs notarization.
Related Paperwork: Any supporting documents connected to the notarization.
Do Not Pre-Sign the Document: Please wait until your appointment to sign in front of our notary.
For Certified True Copies: Bring the original document so we can make and certify a copy.

Following these guidelines will help ensure a seamless notary appointment.

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We know that many areas of law can be overwhelming. Whether it’s your estate, job, or business, mountains of legal documents should be the least of your worries. Let us take care of the details so you can move forward confidently into the future.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions about Estate Planning? We will work with you to plan for the future health and financial well being of your most valuable assets - your family.

Can i leave my Estates to whoever I want to?

As long as the property is self-acquired, you can leave it to whomsoever you wish through a will. However, it will be better to mention in the will the reason you do not want to give it to one of your children as it will reduce the chances of the will being contested by him or her.

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