3 notaries and commissioners in Port Moody, BC: 3 notaries public and 1 mobile notaries. Compare hours, weekend and evening availability, and mobile service.
3 publish their hours. 2 are open Saturdays. 1 stays open past 6 pm on weekdays. 1 is a mobile notary who come to you. Another 109 are within 15 km, in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Burnaby, North Vancouver and 5 more.
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Is there a notary open on the weekend in Port Moody?
2 of the 3 notaries listed in Port Moody publish Saturday hours: Mariam Faizi Notary Public and Templars Mobile Notary. Many work by appointment, so call first.
Is there a mobile notary in Port Moody?
Yes: Templars Mobile Notary travels to homes, hospitals, care homes and offices. Expect a travel fee on top of the notarization.
Can I see a notary after work in Port Moody?
1 notary publishes weekday hours past 6 pm: Templars Mobile Notary.
Who can notarize documents in British Columbia?
British Columbia has its own profession of notaries public: BC Notaries, members of the Society of Notaries Public of BC, commissioned by the Supreme Court of British Columbia. They give non-contentious legal services, including residential real estate transactions, wills, powers of attorney, representation agreements and advance directives. Practising BC lawyers are also notaries public by statute. The Legal Professions Act (2024) moves lawyers, notaries and paralegals under one regulator; the transition is under way.
Where do I get an apostille for a document notarized in Port Moody?
BC Authentication Program (Ministry of Attorney General). $20 a document.
Before you go
What to bring to a notary
Government-issued photo ID (some notaries ask for two pieces).
The document to sign, unsigned: you sign it in front of the notary.