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Hello, I need to get quite a few documents notarized. Where is a cheap place in the triangle (preferably cary) that I can get these documents notarized?
Many banks, if you have an account there, will do it for free. I know that Capital Bank and Bank of America both provide the service for their customers.... Hope this helps!
Several of the owners at the privately owned UPS/Postal stores are notaries. I'm pretty certain the one in the plaza at High House/Rt 55 (where Harris Teeter/CVS is) is a notary. You'll probably have to pay for this service whereas it is free at your local bank branch.
Many banks, if you have an account there, will do it for free. I know that Capital Bank and Bank of America both provide the service for their customers.... Hope this helps!
Yup. We had some legal documents notarized at our credit union just the other day. No fee. No questions asked.
Even if a notary charges, the amount they are permitted to charge is restricted by law. I believe it is currently $5 per signature (but not certain because I am not currently a notary ... I was some years ago). That's the most someone at a UPS Store could charge you.
We generally use Bank of America or the SECU as we have accounts at both. They don't charge. Also, last time we used SECU they didn't even verify that we had an account there.
I'm a notary, and FYI for everyone, it's against the law for anyone anywhere to be charging anything over $5.00 to notarize something. I think its pointless that anyone charges to begin with. and i agree, most banks should do it for free for their members.
some banks will do it even if you're not an account holder... Suntrust notarized something for me in the past without a fee (I was prepared to pay though).
I'm a notary, and FYI for everyone, it's against the law for anyone anywhere to be charging anything over $5.00 to notarize something. I think its pointless that anyone charges to begin with. and i agree, most banks should do it for free for their members.
Right on. I always was under the impression that a notary public was doing it as a giving gesture. No charge. It used to be that way. As with many things, though, times are a-changing, not always positively.
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