When working with a Notary, you are giving more than just your signature. Your signature is a symbol of your identity and your solemn promise. Notaries have become stewards of formally signing documents. Working with a Notary speaks of trust, it says "yes" and it means working toward your goal. The buying of real estate and selling of property is often the biggest financial transaction of a person's life.
Hiring a notary to manage the intricacies of property transfers, registration and financing can make your real estate transaction smooth and straight forward. Planning for the future is essential these days. Having a trusted notary help with the preparation and registration of a will, perform wills searches and preparation of a power attorney provides you with peace of mind knowing that your family is cared for.
Hiring a notary to manage the intricacies of property transfers, registration and financing can make your real estate transaction smooth and straight forward. Planning for the future is essential these days. Having a trusted notary help with the preparation and registration of a will, perform wills searches and preparation of a power attorney provides you with peace of mind knowing that your family is cared for.
Services
Notaries Public in British Columbia are legal professionals empowered to provide all manner of non-contentious legal services to the public, including (but not limited to) residential real estate transactions, preparing wills, powers of attorney, health care directives, and statutory declarations. The duties and powers of a Notary Public are defined in section 18 of the Notaries Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 334.
I grew up in Vernon and worked in the tourism sector for many years before returning to school to obtain my Bachelor of Education Degree from the University of Victoria and then my Notary Public Preparatory Course through the University of British Columbia. My legal and teacher training background gives me a solid foundation for being detailed orientated and well organized.
A copy of the Contract of Purchase and Sale (through your realtor if you used one OR directly from you if it is a private deal). If you are a first time buyer, your birth date, Social Insurance Number and a list of where you have resided for the last two years. Step 1 - Contact our office as soon as you have an accepted Contract of Purchase and Sale and have removed all subjects to avoid rush fees.
A copy of the Contract of Purchase and Sale (through your realtor if you used one or directly from you if it is a private deal). Step 1 - Contact our office as soon as you have an accepted Contract of Purchase and Sale and have removed all subjects to avoid rush fees. Let your realtor know that you are using our office for your transaction.
1. Choose an Executor: it is best if your executor is familiar with your situation and your wishes. Ask if they would be willing to act for you in this capacity and then obtain their full legal names. 2. Choose an alternate executor: it is important to name an alternate or back-up executor in your Will because, if the executor is unable or unwilling to act, the alternate will take over.
