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Notary public in Joliette

8 notaires, notaries and commissioners in Joliette, QC: 7 notaires and 1 notaries public. Compare hours, weekend and evening availability, and mobile service.

8 publish their hours. 2 are open Saturdays and 1 Sundays. 1 stays open past 6 pm on weekdays. Another 6 are within 15 km, in Saint-Paul, Notre-Dame-des-Prairies, Saint-Charles-Borromée and Crabtree.

Notaries in Joliette

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8 in Joliette, 6 nearby

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Notaries in Joliette: questions

Is there a notary open on the weekend in Joliette?

2 of the 8 notaries listed in Joliette publish Saturday hours, and 1 are open Sundays: Notary Pro and Réseau Notaires. Many work by appointment, so call first.

Can I see a notary after work in Joliette?

1 notary publishes weekday hours past 6 pm: Notary Pro.

Who can notarize documents in Quebec?

In Quebec, notaires are a legal profession of their own, regulated by the Chambre des notaires du Québec (Ordre professionnel des notaires du Québec). They draft and receive authentic acts: real estate sales and mortgages, marriage contracts, wills and mandates. Quebec’s legal profession is split between notaires and avocats (lawyers).

Where do I get an apostille for a document notarized in Joliette?

Quebec Ministère de la Justice (Délivrance des apostilles). $65 a document (per the Hague Conference listing; confirm on Québec.ca).

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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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Notaries near Joliette

Saint-Paul1Saint-Charles-Borromée3Notre-Dame-des-Prairies1Crabtree1Saint-Alexis1L’Epiphanie1Lavaltrie1L’Assomption3

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