Notary in PR

Member since 12 April 2016

chrishamrick103Contributor11 January 2017 17:17:18

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Hey everyone I need to finalize my Act 22 and in order to do so I need to get the application notarized. Anyone know of a place near Dorado I can get that done for a reasonable amount? In the states we're talking free to $5 or $10. I'm bracing myself to hear the amount here....

Thanks!

westernprguy Active member

Member since 09 January 2015

westernprguyActive member11 January 2017 17:37:41

Notary duties belong to the attorneys here. Mine charged me $20 for a simple stamped contract.

chrishamrick103 Contributor

Member since 12 April 2016

chrishamrick103Contributor11 January 2017 17:43:09

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$20 isn't bad. Anyone have any attorney's they could recommend? Where is yours located westernprguy?

ReyP ViP

Member since 09 May 2015

ReyPViP11 January 2017 17:43:21

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Yup in PR only a lawyer can be a notary. I also heard a notary can now marry people or the law is in the works.

westernprguy Active member

Member since 09 January 2015

westernprguyActive member11 January 2017 17:49:58

Sorry, but I'm in the west & my attorney is in Moca. But I'd just drive around & look for signs. There are many in every town.

adlin20 ViP

Member since 08 July 2015

adlin20ViP11 January 2017 17:52:53

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Sorry, don't know anyone in your area, we do most of our stuff in Sabana Grande area. $20 - $30 sounds reasonable in my area, not sure in the Dorado area.

trekrider520 Serial expat

Member since 26 December 2013

trekrider520Serial expat11 January 2017 18:25:45

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Not sure if this helps Chris, but commissioned officers of the US Armed forces can notarize documents. We've gotten documents notarized in PR by other officers. You may want to ask around the neighborhood if there are any active duty officers nearby. Dorado is fairly close to the USCG Base and Fort B.