Appointment booking
Books the right slot and confirms exactly what documents and ID to bring.
A caller who needs a document notarised for use abroad and has no idea whether that means an apostille or legalisation. An existing client confirming what ID to bring tomorrow. A power of attorney that needs signing before a deadline overseas.
The kinds of appointment a first call usually turns out to be:
Books the right slot and confirms exactly what documents and ID to bring.
Confirms who's calling before discussing an existing appointment.
Notices an overseas deadline and marks the appointment for priority scheduling.
Checks what's needed for apostille or legalisation before the caller arrives.
The receptionist never gives legal advice or explains what a document legally achieves; it confirms appointments and document requirements only. It confirms who is calling before discussing any existing appointment.
No. It can confirm your appointment and what to bring, but explaining what a document achieves is done by the notary, not on the phone.
That depends on the document; the receptionist will check the specifics with you and confirm exactly who needs to attend.
That depends on the destination country. The receptionist takes the details and confirms the requirement, checking with the notary where it isn't straightforward.
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