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NotariesWithIntegrity.com

  • 9818 SE 17th Ave., Suite B
    Portland, OR 97222 (map)

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NotariesWithIntegrity.com • Portland, OR • $50-100 per hour

  1. You'll be asked a few quick questions that will help describe your needs.
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Hello,

I have been a notary public since 2000. I have a verified ID and witnessed the signing of hundreds and hundreds of documents. I am punctual, polite, and professional.

My service is guaranteed. If I make a mistake in a notarization, I will return to make it right at no extra charge.

I offer my service by appointment only. I am available most days and times and will do my best to accommodate your schedule!

Please call me. I love my work, and so will you!

Sincerely,

Rick

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Question and answer

Q. Why does your work stand out from others who do what you do?

A. I always try to be personable and patient in my interactions with others. Sometimes legal affairs can cause anxiety. While I cannot explain a document, nor recommend a document, I can often review it for completeness.

I guarantee my service and will return to the client's location should I have made an error in my notarization. Please consult an attorney to verify the correct document is chosen to solve a particular legal issue. My service guarantee does not cover the client's incorrect choice of the document to be notarized.

Q. What questions do customers most commonly ask you? What's your answer?

A. Frequent areas of concern are current identification and the ability to sign a valid signature.

Expired identification is a huge problem. The notary's role is to verify ID. If the ID is no longer valid, the client must find a notary who personally knows the signer, is not related, is not named in the document, and will not benefit as a result of the document being signed.

Should the person be cognizant but unable to sign a valid signature, there is a procedure and document to address this issue. Please seek legal advice.

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