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Law firm on the heritage strip at 2300-2850 Shaughnessy Street, in the downtown part of Port Coquitlam.
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Lawyers & Notaries
Notary public office at 7-2755 Lougheed Highway in Lincoln, on the stretch of the road that carries both commuter and errand traffic.
Some documents only become official once a professional has witnessed them. Blandyna Skowronska Notary Public keeps an office at 7-2755 Lougheed Highway in Port Coquitlam, on the stretch of Lougheed that carries commuter and errand traffic across the north side of the city. The location is within easy reach of the Mary Hill Bypass, which makes it a reasonable stop for clients arriving from PoCo's neighborhoods or from Pitt Meadows beyond. A phone number is listed with this directory entry, so services and availability can be confirmed with a call before the trip.
In British Columbia, notaries commonly handle the paperwork that moves through a household's big moments: real estate purchases and sales, wills, powers of attorney, statutory declarations, and certified copies of original documents. Closing a home is the most familiar job, with the notary coordinating adjustments, registration, and the exchange of funds and keys. Many clients also book the first time they need a will drawn, or an enduring power of attorney put in place for a parent. Travel consent letters and statutory declarations for school or club forms are smaller but common jobs. Because notaries focus on non-adversarial work, these appointments tend to be shorter and calmer than people expect. Where a document will be used abroad, ask about authentication, since that step changes both timing and cost.
Lougheed Highway is a busy corridor, so check parking options when you book, and bring government photo identification to any signing appointment. Notaries typically charge set fees for standard documents and quote larger matters, like conveyancing, once they know the details. Families often book ahead of travel season for consent letters covering minors crossing borders. If a signer needs interpretation, ask about accommodation before the appointment is set. A short phone call is usually enough to confirm whether the office handles your document type, what to bring, and how long the visit should take.
In the Lincoln neighbourhood of Port Coquitlam.
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