How does one find a notary public?
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Anonymous
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We need one this afternoon, tomorrow at the latest. We're in Hyattsville/College Park area, although obviously we'll go wherever we have to.
Thanks! |
Anonymous
| Easy. There are so many. Call your bank. Call the nearest full service fedex/ups. |
Anonymous
| Go to your bank, if it's still open. One of your branches should have a notary on staff. Sometimes those shipping, passport, etc places have them as well. |
Anonymous
| UPS stores generally have them. Call first. |
Anonymous
| Call your bank first! Not every bank has one. |
Anonymous
| Fedex, and the stores which double as postage centers...often hospital admitting offices have one |
Anonymous
| Every UPS store. This isn't hard. |
Anonymous
| The bank |
Anonymous
| OP: FYI, We belong to a credit union that is closed until Monday and neither FedEx nor UPS Store had them. (I called. UPS guy said none of the UPS Stores had them.) I did find someone from an online review database that DH must have overlooked. Thanks, everyone. |
Anonymous
| There's one at the Best Way store near me. |
Anonymous
| Our Capital One bank has one -- you have to go on their website and search for a location that has one. I think they're available to anyone, not just customers. They may charge if you're not a customer. |
Anonymous
There are notaries everywhere. Banks. My local UPS store. Kinkos. |
Anonymous
UPS guy is full of it. I have gotten things notarized at UPS stores many times. Their website also lists it as one if the services they provide. |
Anonymous
| Also your local State Farm agent office has a notary. |
Anonymous
| UPS store, Mailboxes etc... Staples... They are not hard to find. |