Are you're Asking Yourself, "Where Can I Find a Notary?" - 1 views

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  #1 yosefong on 29 May 12

   

  If you are asking yourself "where can I find a notary," we obviously believe the best place is right here on FindNotary. We make finding a notary near you extremely simple. Just search by notary or business name or by location. When searching by location, you can find a notary by state, metro, or county, or type in your city.
  
  Where to Find a Notary
  
  Before finding a notary, you need to know that a notary charges for a fee, which is a few dollars and is limited by state law. Now that you have that in mind, here are some of the places to call and visit to find a notary:
  
  >Company or Office. If you're working in an office, there's a big chance that your company's administrative assistant is a certified notary public. And if you've received a document in an office, try to ask the person who handed the document to you if they have a notary on their staff.
  
  >Bank. If you need to notarize a financial document, you can call or visit your local bank and inquire if they have a notary available. Before going to the bank, make sure that what you are holding is a financial document, if not, the bank will refuse to notarize on the grounds that it is not covered by their insurance.
  
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