Notary public in Aurora
10 notaries and commissioners in Aurora, ON: 10 notaries public, 3 commissioners of oaths and 1 apostille & authentication services. Compare hours, weekend and evening availability, and mobile service.
9 publish their hours. 7 are open Saturdays and 6 Sundays. 7 stay open past 6 pm on weekdays. Another 28 are within 15 km, in Newmarket, Richmond Hill, East Gwillimbury and Bradford West Gwillimbury.
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Listed under their own municipality, sorted by distance from Aurora's centre.
Map of notaries in Aurora
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Notaries in Aurora: questions
Is there a notary open on the weekend in Aurora?
7 of the 10 notaries listed in Aurora publish Saturday hours, and 6 are open Sundays: Downtown Notary, Notary Now Pro Aurora, Notary Pro, NotaryLink Aurora, Rose Notary & Apostille Services and Staples. Many work by appointment, so call first.
Can I see a notary after work in Aurora?
7 notaries publish weekday hours past 6 pm: Downtown Notary, Notary Now Pro Aurora, Notary Pro, NotaryLink Aurora, Rose Notary & Apostille Services and Staples.
Who can notarize documents in Ontario?
Ontario notaries are appointed under the Notaries Act. Lawyers and paralegals licensed by the Law Society of Ontario are not notaries automatically: they apply and are appointed for life while in good standing. Other people can be appointed only when their job needs it, for 10 years, and may notarize only documents for that employer or organization, never for the public.
Where do I get an apostille for a document notarized in Aurora?
Ontario Official Documents Services (Ministry of Public and Business Service Delivery and Procurement). $16 a document for a notarized document; $32 for an Ontario government, court or post-secondary document.
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.
- The original, if you need a certified true copy.
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