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Use the location dropdown to specify where the appointment will take place. Selecting a different location will reload the appointment dates and times that are available to be booked.
Make an appointment in 3 steps. Step 1: Select a staff member. Step 2: Select an available date. Step 3: Select an available timeslot.
Use the location dropdown to specify where the appointment will take place. Selecting a different location will reload the appointment dates and times that are available to be booked.
In-person Notary services are available to patrons who visit the library subject to the parameters set forth herein:
- Policy Notary Public services are offered during regular library hours.
- Appointments are recommended, but walk-ins are welcome, subject to the availability of onsite notaries.
- A patron is limited to 10 notarizations per day. A notarization consists of one signature, one stamp and one seal.
- Any patron utilizing the library’s notary services must personally appear, present a valid New York State driver’s license or other government-issued photo identification and sign before the notary public.
- The library’s notary service is not available for deeds, and other real estate documents (i.e. mortgages and satisfactions of mortgages), wills, living wills, trusts, codicils, powers of attorney or depositions.
- The library will not provide witnesses, and witnesses may not be solicited from other staff members or patrons using the library. In order to serve as a witness, the witness must personally know the person whose document is being notarized and must be in possession of valid New York State driver’s license or other government-issued photo identification.
- Documents in any language other than English will not be notarized at the library.
- Library notary publics are not attorneys licensed to practice law, and he/she may not give legal advice.
- The library does not charge for a notarization but will accept a donation if one is made.
- In its discretion, the library reserves its right to decline to provide notary services to a patron.
Library notary publics are not attorneys licensed to practice law, and he/she may not give legal advice.
Read the library's full Notary Public Services Policy (adopted: Oct 18, 2023)