
Gold Seals Notary is your trusted provider of comprehensive notary public services. Our team of licensed and experienced notaries is dedicated to ensuring the authenticity, legality, and reliability of your important documents. We offer a wide range of services to meet your specific needs:
Why Choose Gold Seals Notary?
Experience and Expertise:
With years of experience and a team of highly skilled and licensed notaries, Gold Seals Notary brings a wealth of expertise to every notarial act. Our professionals possess in-depth knowledge of notary public practices and legal requirements, ensuring accurate and reliable document certification. When you choose us, you can trust that your important documents will be handled with utmost professionalism and attention to detail.Comprehensive Services:
At Gold Seals Notary, we offer a comprehensive range of notary public services to meet all your document certification needs. From notarization and certified true copies to travel consents and statutory declarations, our services cover a wide spectrum of legal requirements. We provide a one-stop solution, saving you time and effort by addressing all your notarial needs under one roof.Reliability and Trust:
Trust is the foundation of our business. We understand the significance of your legal and personal documents, and we handle them with the utmost care and confidentiality. Gold Seals Notary is dedicated to providing reliable and trustworthy service. Our commitment to excellence, attention to detail, and respect for your privacy ensures that you can rely on us for accurate and secure document certification.Services We Offer
The first time you register a vehicle to a business or organization you must get a registrant identification number (RIN). To get a RIN or change the company name and/or address on an existing RIN you will need to provide the following:
- A “Proof of Business Address – Obtaining/Amending a Registrant Identification Number (RIN)” form or a Notarized Letter of Authorization completed by someone with the authority to bind the organization, such as an owner or director
- One identification document for the business (for example articles of amendment or incorporation, or a letter of good standing)
- Two documents that show proof of business address (for example a copy of a utility bill or insurance pink slip). These can be hard copies or digital.
A certified true copy is a special copy of an original document, made by a person such as a notary public, lawyer or commissioner. This copy of the document is made from an original document, and has a certificate attached to it which says that the person who made the copy has compared the copy to the original, which they have seen.
Sometimes, when you apply for a visa to visit Canada, we ask you to give us a letter of invitation from someone in Canada.
A letter of invitation does not guarantee that we will issue a visa. Visa officers assess you to decide whether you meet the terms of Canada’s immigration law.
Writing a letter of invitation does not mean you are legally responsible for the visitor once he or she gets to Canada. You should still write the letter in good faith. You must tell the truth and plan to keep the promises you make in the letter.
Send your letter (notarized, if the visa office asks for that) to the person you are inviting to Canada. The person must then send this letter to the Canadian embassy or consulate outside of Canada when he or she applies for a temporary resident visa.
The first time you register a vehicle to a business or organization you must get a registrant identification number (RIN). To get a RIN or change the company name and/or address on an existing RIN you will need to provide the following:
- A “Proof of Business Address – Obtaining/Amending a Registrant Identification Number (RIN)” form or a Notarized Letter of Authorization completed by someone with the authority to bind the organization, such as an owner or director
- One identification document for the business (for example articles of amendment or incorporation, or a letter of good standing)
- Two documents that show proof of business address (for example a copy of a utility bill or insurance pink slip). These can be hard copies or digital.
Sometimes, when you apply for a visa to visit Canada, we ask you to give us a letter of invitation from someone in Canada.
A letter of invitation does not guarantee that we will issue a visa. Visa officers assess you to decide whether you meet the terms of Canada’s immigration law.
Writing a letter of invitation does not mean you are legally responsible for the visitor once he or she gets to Canada. You should still write the letter in good faith. You must tell the truth and plan to keep the promises you make in the letter.
Send your letter (notarized, if the visa office asks for that) to the person you are inviting to Canada. The person must then send this letter to the Canadian embassy or consulate outside of Canada when he or she applies for a temporary resident visa.
A certified true copy is a special copy of an original document, made by a person such as a notary public, lawyer or commissioner. This copy of the document is made from an original document, and has a certificate attached to it which says that the person who made the copy has compared the copy to the original, which they have seen.