Excellent service. Rula has been great for all of our needs. She responds quickly and is flexible…read moreon timing in order to get things done. Highly recommended.

I am on Asia timezone and messaged late at night at 10pm, and Rula called me to ask for details and…read morearrange everything for 9am the next day for me! The documents were accepted at ODS without issues as well. Greatly appreciated, and will definitely be using Rula's services again next time.

I needed an application that I was filling out notarized. I did a search online and found Notary…read morePro. You have two options to get a document notarized by Notary Pro: - Do it digitally by preparing your application online, go on a video call with a law specialist to witness your signature, and have your application notarized - Do it in person to sign your application in front of your law expert, and then have it notarized Since it was my first time getting any document notarized, I wanted to experience the traditional method. The process was simple. I made an appointment online, filled out details about the application that I needed notarized, and booked my appointment. I got a confirmation message in my inbox and a link if I need to change my appointment at any time. The site clearly explains how much each service costs. It also tells you upfront that only debit and credit cards are accepted. Before your appointment, an e-mail gets sent to you, reminding you of your appointment. It's good. My appointment was for 10:30 am. I needed to head to a building on the southwest corner of Midland and McNicoll. I often pass by this building. It was my first time visiting it. There was a decent amount of parking in the lot. I parked farther back from the main entrance and headed over to the main entrance. Parking is free. I saw a small plaque that said Jackson Lewis 1988. I like figuring out what such details mean. Jackson Lewis was a construction company. My guess is that this building was completed in 1988. BFC Construction acquired Jackson Lewis. I can't tell whether this company still owns this building. The main door automatically open when it senses that a human is there. There are a few steps that you need to go up to get to the main entrance. There is also a ramp for those who need to use it instead of stairs. There was a sign that said that you had to wear a mask. It threw me off at first. However, I peered into a room on the main level. No staffer was wearing a mask. There are washrooms on the main floor. I don't know whether they are for everyone or if you need special access to use them. I found the elevators. There are two of them. I used one to go up to the third floor. This building has five floors. I like that the button has a pink ring around it after you have pressed the floor that you want. It's an interesting setup. All suites are located on the left when you exit the elevators and arrive on the third floor. You need to see reception first. The woman there was wonderful seeing touristy me trying to figure things out. She immediately contacted Dharshini Dhurairatnam, with whom I had an appointment. Dharshini was friendly and nice. She came out to greet me. She cut through the lunch room. I wasn't sure if I could. She said that it was fine. She has her own small office. It's basic, but it does the job. I presented my driver's licence to prove my identity. I then shared my nearly completed application with her. It was nice that she went through my application to make sure that I had filled out everything correctly. We got to the page where I needed it notarized. She witnessed my signing it. She went ahead and filled it out. She then officially stamped it and added a notary seal. Done! I had a nice chat with her afterwards. She helps out with Notary Pro. She is a licensed paralegal and notary. She offers a wide range of services. The one that piqued my interest was landlord and tenant law. I gave an example of my best friend owning a condo. He had a tenant who damaged his condo and then would not move out. I asked whether she deals with such a scenario. She does. She does immigration law, small claims, notary and commissioning, and more. She is competent and was great easing my mind about the notary process. I paid for this notary service with a credit card. She uses Square. It was seamless. She checked with me that my e-mail address was correct before she submitted a receipt to it. I recommend Notary Pro and Dharshini for notary services. The process was smooth and fast. Dharshini was professional and a delight to chat with. (405)

Trustpilot is not letting me publish a bad review about Notary Pro. I received a reply from Notary…read morePro stating that it is not a scam. However, it is a scam. I called Notary Pro several times and received messages about a 15% discount. I also reached out to Staples, as I trust them, and asked about their services. They informed me that I could either get the service from home or through their location. I mentioned multiple times during my calls that I would only proceed with Notary Pro if there was a package option available. Since Notary Pro is an American company, I felt more comfortable choosing Staples. Despite the bad weather, I decided to go to Staples. When I arrived, the computer had an issue. The Staples supervisor, Tahura, kindly assisted me in uploading the documents and even she selected the cost of the package on the computer; I only had to enter my credit card number. I told Notary Pro several times to contact the Staples supervisor, but they refused to do so, probably because they prioritize getting 25% of the money. If Staples has all the relevant information, why did the supervisor need to send multiple follow-up emails? She was there to help me through the process. Perhaps those who do not care about the money and want to get the job done from home can give Notary Pro a five-star rating. My experience with Staples was frustrating, and in the end, my trip felt like a waste of money and a horrible day. Please be cautious of Notary Pro. It might work for people who prefer convenience, but I got scammed after trusting the reviews and Staples. After 24 hours, I still haven't received my original receipt to dispute the charge with my credit card. In my next review, I'll mention the Staples location I visited and the good service I received there. However, I believe Notary Pro is taking advantage of Staples. Perhaps they haven't updated their prices, or maybe they recently increased them after receiving a lot of reviews, thinking that people wouldn't mind paying more. Honestly, my lawyer charges $85, while their fee is $175 - more than double the price. I recommend shopping around and not relying solely on reviews to avoid wasting your money. Notary Pro claimed it was my fault, but it's really theirs for not updating the information in Staples' system and their scam nature to discuss the price after the video call. Trustpilot Logo

My family and I have been using Neal and Smith for our real estate and other needs since the 80's…read more When I became a Power of Attorney and Executor Mr. Smith assisted me with the responsibilities. We always had excellent service, advice and communications with Mr. Smith and his friendly and efficient staff. I recommend the firm. While some may balk at lawyer's fees in general, I have seen two Wills go sideways with home-made Wills. It is worth the peace of mind to have it done by professionals. Your estate will thank you for it. The fees charged at Neal and Smith are reasonable, considering that everything must be done correctly to get the intended outcome.

Mr. Neal repeatedly did not respond to my lawyer over the course of 2 years. Completely…read moreunprofessional. As a result, a simple estate has dragged on for years. Look elsewhere .

They were unprofessional and gave me a wrong document. The clerk was rude and shouted '20 minutes…read moreand we are out of here' They were so nice to Chinese client and rude af to others. Disgusting service. I would never recommend anyone to use this place. Negative 5 stars

Hello Everyone! Went…read moreto Axess law located at Scarborough Town Center inside Walmart on the first floor at the mall entrance right by the checkouts. Needed to have a will and power of attorney done. Before I go on please be advised that this is truly a discount law firm where the savings are passed on to you. There is no fancy furniture, no large closed in offices nor are there bright reception areas. The clerk I met with was punctual casually well dressed and well groomed. His knowledge of estate law was excellent while discussing my situation our discussion frequently crossed over into family law and real estate law. He was willing to do more that he was only required to do. Heartfelt apologies for failing to remember his name. Remember this is a discount law firm where there are no fancy business cards. Expect only hard nosed advice and straight up no holds barred reality when it comes to family law questions. The only thing I found a little off was that business is conducted in an open air cubicle with people out and about out side the office. If privacy is a concern for you then be prepared to pay substantially more at a fully decked out law firm. If you are like me you know that people around you have their own problems and do not have time to dwell on yours. The savings of 40% are what attracted me as well as the free parking. Sorry for being so long winded but I hope this helps. I will use their services again even if it means they'll take a little more time.

Paralegal. Lily 5 star. Thank you so much Highly…read morerecommend.. Lily is an exceptional person & paralegal and it was a pleasure having her resolve/end my issue.

I got a virtual notary service from Lily McMillan. Her service is excellent and the price is very…read morereasonable. I highly recommend it!

I have tried yelp before, yelp wants you to leave good reviews…read more it has been a week i am waiting to get my other end of service for steven in notary-toronto. he is ignoring my numerous emails to receive my document. he sucks.

Bureaucracy is a necessary evil, death and taxes and all that ish. Bless places like Toronto Notary…read morePublic that make those frustrating paperwork moments as simple as possible. I called and made an appointment the day before visiting them, and they were incredibly easy to deal with right out of the gate. They sent detailed text reminders with everything I needed to know: appointment time and date, location and the important info that they are cash only. I'll say that again to make your life easier, remember that cash! No cards are accepted. Getting one legal document notarized was under $15, and they issued me a proper receipt. If you need a notary, look no further than Toronto Notary Public.

So happy I engaged this lawyer. He is responsive, pleasant and price very reasonable. I recommend…read moreMody Law Firm!

From the owner: Our practice areas include residential real estate transactions, creation of wills and powers of…read moreattorney, notarization and much more. Visit us at modylawfirm.com for more information.