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Notarial will in Quebec City
Want to prepare or review your notarial will? Think about your wishes, then propose your date and offer on Nota.
Posting a request is free. Your date must still be confirmed with the notary. Do not post any personal documents in the public calendar.
How to find your notary
On Nota, you propose your act, date and price. Notaries may accept, counter-offer or pass. The date still needs to be confirmed with the notary.
- Choose the service and your preferred date on the public board.
- Review the displayed price and make your offer.
- A notary can accept, counter-offer or pass. You then prepare the file together.
Posting a request is free. Your date must still be confirmed with the notary.
What should you budget?
Posting a request is free. The notary keeps their entire fee. Nota’s service price, published in advance, depends on the service requested and the notice before signing. Review the quote and payment terms. Confirm applicable taxes and disbursements with the notary.
Preparing your request
Think about the people you want to designate and the wishes you want to express. Tell the notary about existing documents and changes in circumstances that prompted your request.
What the service covers
The notary prepares a will suited to your circumstances and wishes. They explain the available choices and the document’s consequences before signing.
Limits to understand
Preparing a will does not include settling an estate, a dispute or a will search after a death. The notary confirms the needs and scope of their work.
Do you need every document before starting?
You can start with your request. The notary will then tell you which documents to provide for your situation. Do not post personal documents on the public board.
Is the date guaranteed?
No. A posted request is not a confirmed booking. Acceptance depends on the notary’s availability and the readiness of your file.
Who is Nota for?
Nota connects clients and notaries in the Quebec City area. You propose your act, date and price; notaries choose. Nota is not a notary and provides no legal advice.