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Notary public in Saint-Charles-Borromée
3 notaires, notaries and commissioners in Saint-Charles-Borromée, QC: 3 notaires. Compare hours, weekend and evening availability, and mobile service.
2 publish their hours. Another 11 are within 15 km, in Notre-Dame-des-Prairies, Joliette, Saint-Paul and Crabtree.
Notaries in Saint-Charles-Borromée
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3 in Saint-Charles-Borromée, 11 nearby
More notaries near Saint-Charles-Borromée
Listed under their own municipality, sorted by distance from Saint-Charles-Borromée's centre.
Notaire · Notre-Dame-des-Prairies, 2.6 km
63 Rue Gauthier N(438) 500-9061
Notaire · Joliette, 2.7 km
Notaire · Joliette, 2.7 km
Notary Public · Joliette, 3.3 km
SaturdaysSundaysEvenings
Notaire · Joliette, 3.4 km
Notaire · Joliette, 3.5 km
Notaire · Saint-Paul, 3.8 km
Notaire · Joliette, 3.8 km
Notaire · Joliette, 3.9 km
Saturdays
Notaire · Joliette, 4.2 km
Notaire · Crabtree, 9.5 km
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Notaries in Saint-Charles-Borromée: questions
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 Saint-Charles-Borromée?
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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