Last Minute Notarization for a Travel Visa!
Dec 9, 2015
It happens. You have just spent an hour waiting in line at the Brazilian or Indian Consulate and are told...
Articles written by Kieran Morris
About Kieran Morris
Kieran Morris is a lawyer, notary public, and commissioner of oaths in Vancouver, British Columbia. Kieran is the owner of Vancouver Downtown Notary and takes great pride in assisting his community with all of their legal and document production needs, offering great rates and same day appointments.
Property Title Transfers
Dec 9, 2015
There are a variety of reasons for and/or circumstances in which a property owner may want, or need to, make...
Understanding the Wills Probate Process in British Columbia
Nov 30, 2015
Understanding the Wills Probate Process in BC Following the instructions in a will isn’t always straightforward. In some cases, a...
Gay Lawyer and Notary Public in Vancouver
Nov 25, 2015
Kieran Morris is a lawyer and notary public in downtown Vancouver, British Columbia. Kieran emphasizes that his office is a...
A Guide for the First Time Homebuyer in British Columbia
Nov 23, 2015
Buying Your First Home British Columbia Purchasing and moving into a new home is a huge transition, and your furniture...
Apostille, Authentication, and Legalization of Canadian Documents
Nov 18, 2015
What Is an Apostille? When you execute a will and have it stamped by a notary public in another country...
Letter of Invitation for a Canadian Visa
Nov 9, 2015
Some visitors to Canada are required to provide Canadian Immigration with a letter of invitation in order to obtain a...
What is the difference between a lawyer and a notary public?
Nov 9, 2015
You may find yourself in a situation where you have a legal matter than can be handled by either a...
What happens if you die without a will?
Nov 2, 2015
If you die without having a legal will in British Columbia, the Wills, Estates and Succession Act determines how your...
Child Travel Consent Letters
Nov 2, 2015
Child travel consent letters are not a legal requirement in Canada, but they can definitely make travel much easier. It...
