Rated 5 stars by Canadians who needed a notary, fast.
Every review below is pulled live from our Google Business Profile — real, verified feedback from people who notarized affidavits, powers of attorney, travel consent letters, and more over secure live video.
What our clients are saying
These reviews update automatically as new feedback is posted to our Google Business Profile.
What people tell us they value most
It is genuinely fast
Most appointments run 10–15 minutes end to end. Clients repeatedly mention getting a document notarized on their lunch break instead of losing an afternoon to travel and waiting rooms.
The price is clear upfront
A single document is a flat $49.99, shown before you book. Reviewers highlight that there were no surprise fees and no charge for the emailed, notarized copy.
It feels secure and professional
Every notary is provincially commissioned, identity checks are thorough, and sessions run over an encrypted connection — clients note it felt more rigorous, not less, than an in-person visit.
Real reviews from real notarization appointments
Choosing an online notary comes down to trust, and the most honest signal of that is what past clients say once the appointment is over. The reviews on this page come straight from our Google Business Profile, so you are reading unedited feedback from Canadians who actually booked a session — not testimonials we wrote ourselves.
Across those reviews, a few themes come up again and again: how quickly a document gets notarized, how clearly the process and pricing are explained, and how reassuring it is to work with a commissioned notary who takes identity verification seriously. If you are weighing whether remote online notarization is right for your document, these first-hand accounts are the best place to start.
Have you used our service?
If we have helped you notarize a document, a short Google review makes a real difference to the next person deciding whether to book. And if you have a question before booking, it is always free to ask — or you can read exactly how online notarization works before you decide.
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