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Services a BC Notary Can Provide 29
Services a BC Notary Can Provide
A. PROPERTY MATTERS
1. Residential and Commercial Real Estate Transfers 2. Mortgage Refinancing Documentation 3. Manufactured Home Transfers 4. Easements, Covenants, and Rights of Way 5. Builder’s Liens 6. Subdivisions and Statutory Building Schemes 7. Zoning Applications
B. PERSONAL PLANNING
1. Wills Preparation 2. Powers of Attorney 3. Representation Agreements 4. Advance Directives 5. Wills Notice Searches 6. Estate Planning
C. NOTARIZATION/DOCUMENTS
1. Affidavits for All Documents required at a Public Registry within BC 2. Certified True Copies of Documents 3. Execution/Authentications of International Documents 4. Notarizations/Attestations of Signatures 5. Insurance Loss Declarations 6. Personal Property Security Agreements 7. Statutory Declarations 8. Authorization of Minor-Child Travel 9. Letters of Invitation for Foreign Travel 10.Passport Application Documentation D. BUSINESS
1. Business Purchase/Sale 2. Commercial Leases and Assignment of Leases 3. Contracts and Agreements
E. SOME BC NOTARIES PROVIDE
THESE SERVICES.
1. Marine Bills of Sale and Mortgages 2. Marine Protests 3. Marriage Licences 4. Mediation 5. Real Estate Disclosure Statements
There are Notaries to serve you throughout British Columbia For the BC Notary office nearest you, please call 1-604-676-8570 or visit www.bcnotaryassociation.ca. Note: Not all Notaries provide all services listed. Please check with your Notary before making an appointment for services.
— Notary Public Firm
This long-standing Notary Public provides the notarization of many documents, conveyancing of real estate transactions, the preparation of Personal Planning documents such as Wills, Enduring Powers of Attorney, Representation Agreements, and Advance Directives. The office also provides assignable executor services. The business serves clients within the Metro Vancouver market with an established conveyancing and administration services team of 4 full-time and 1 part-time staff. The firm is well-positioned for growth. Buyers can be a BC Notary or a lawyer or law firm as permitted under section 82 of the Legal Profession Act.
