Deadlines rarely line up with office hours. A form arrives on Friday evening, a family member flies in for the weekend, or you simply can’t take time off work. That’s why Crown Seal Notary is open seven days a week.
Where weekend appointments take place
Weekend in-office appointments take place at our main office, 21 King St W, 5th Floor, Hamilton, the same location as on weekdays.
Weekend mobile appointments
Our mobile service also runs on weekends. We can meet you at home, at a hospital or care home, or at another convenient location in Hamilton and the surrounding area. Travel fees apply based on distance.
What people commonly bring in on weekends
- affidavits and statutory declarations with tight deadlines;
- travel consent letters for families leaving on short notice;
- documents for relatives visiting from out of town who need to sign in person;
- certified true copies needed for Monday submissions.
How to make your weekend visit quick
- Book ahead: weekend slots can fill up.
- Bring valid photo ID for every signer.
- Bring documents complete but unsigned.
- If a document is going to another organization, bring its instructions.
We accept cash and Interac e-Transfer.
Related reading
- Book an appointment
- Mobile notary service: what to expect
- What ID do you need for notarization in Ontario?
- Child travel consent letters
- Notarization mistakes to avoid
Book with Crown Seal Notary
Crown Seal Notary serves Hamilton and the surrounding area seven days a week. In-office appointments are available at 21 King St W, 5th Floor, and our mobile service comes to your home, workplace, hospital or care home. To book, call 289-207-0851, email info@csnotary.org, or book online. You can also browse all of our services or read our FAQs.
Please note: Crown Seal Notary provides notarization and commissioning services only. We do not provide legal, immigration or financial advice, and we cannot tell you what to write in your document. If you are unsure which document you need, please check with the organization that asked for it or speak with a lawyer or licensed paralegal.
