Where to get something notarized?

[pashtrd]

I have a form I need to sign and have notarized. Where can I have that done? I live in St. Francis.

[TraceDaddy]

Just about any bank.

[wrath]

Ask where you do your banking. Almost all service desk people can do it. Or, often, your HR department knows who can do it where you work.

[SSLEVO]

Post office will also do that i think, not all banks will do it, and usally it has to be a banker, not a teller.

[pashtrd]

Hey, thanks.I never even thought of the bank.

[wrath]

Damn near anyone can be a notary:
http://www.sos.state.wi.us/notary.htm

It's just not a lot of people are. Landmark has notaries at all of its offices, if you're a non-member they charge you a few bucks I think.

[MurphysLaw88GT]

Yep I have gotten stuff notarized several times at Landmark CU.

[brotherbenn83]

Can do it at some Kinko's locations too, costs like $0.75

[pashtrd]

I had my wife check our our bank TCF in pick n save in St Francis, They dont do it, but the branch on Howell and Holt does. Thanks for the suggestions
Matt

[lordairgtar]

Damn near anyone can be a notary:
http://www.sos.state.wi.us/notary.htm

It's just not a lot of people are. Landmark has notaries at all of its offices, if you're a non-member they charge you a few bucks I think.
A Notary Public may only charge 50 cents for most documents.

[udlose98]

me, and we do them free at Tri City National Bank for non-customers too.

[pashtrd]

I went to my bank and had it done this morning. Thaks for the help.