Notaries across Montreal handling everything from home purchases to wills, listed with direct contact details, since this is exactly the kind of appointment worth booking with someone nearby.
If you're closing on a condo in Verdun next month or finally getting a will drafted, this page is meant to get you to a real notary's office instead of a search engine full of ads.
It's the kind of appointment where knowing someone is a five-minute walk away, rather than across town near a different courthouse entirely, actually makes a difference.
What You'll Find Here
These are practicing notaries across Montreal boroughs, from small firms sharing an office above a café in the Plateau to established practices near the courthouses downtown in Ville-Marie, and neighbourhood notaries in Rosemont and Villeray who've handled generations of the same families' paperwork.
Each listing shows the address, phone number, hours, website, and a map, so you can see whether a notary's office is open in the evening for a quick consultation or only during standard weekday hours.
In Quebec, notaries handle real estate transactions, wills, mandates in case of incapacity, and mediation, and listings here note which of these a given notary actually practices, since not every notary handles every one of these areas equally, and you want someone who does this work regularly, not occasionally.
Some notaries here focus heavily on residential real estate and close dozens of transactions a month, while others spend most of their time on estate planning and mediation between separating couples, and knowing that in advance means you're not explaining your situation twice before finding out it's not really their area.
Why List Your Notary Practice on Montreal Daily
People searching this page are usually in the middle of something that matters, a signed offer on a property with a closing date approaching, or finally getting around to a will after putting it off for years.
A listing here puts your office in front of that person directly, at the exact moment they're deciding who to call.
Real estate deals in particular move on tight timelines, and buyers or their notaries often need to lock in an appointment within days, so being easy to find with accurate hours can be the difference between getting that call and losing it to whoever answered first.
- Listing or claiming your practice is free, with no commission on any transaction and no fee for consultations booked through your listing, ever.
- You reach people actively searching by borough, which matters for notary work since most clients want someone they can meet in person without crossing the city, especially for real estate closings.
- Your listing shows real hours and contact information, which replaces whatever stale listing might otherwise surface first and send a prospective client to a colleague's old number instead of yours.
- Once claimed, a Verified Owner badge signals to clients that the practice areas and contact details on the listing are current and confirmed by you directly.
Claiming or Adding Your Listing
If your practice already appears here, it's likely because Montreal Daily added it from public data, marked "Added by Montreal Daily, Unclaimed" until you take it over.
Claiming it is free and takes a couple of minutes: confirm you're the notary or an authorized member of the practice, and the listing transfers to your account with edit access and a Verified Owner badge.
If your practice isn't listed yet, you can add it yourself just as easily, for free, and it goes live immediately with Verified Owner status.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, entirely. There's no charge to claim an existing listing or add a new one, and no commission on transactions or consultations that come from it. This is permanent, not a promotional rate.
Open the listing and use the claim option, which asks for a quick confirmation that you're the notary or authorized to manage the practice's listing. Once approved, it transfers to your account with edit access and a Verified Owner badge appears.
You can add it yourself in a few minutes, free of charge, and it's marked Verified Owner right away since you're submitting it directly rather than waiting on a claim process.
Yes, and it's one of the more useful things you can do with the listing. Notary work covers real estate transactions, wills and estates, mandates in case of incapacity, and mediation, and clients searching this page usually know which one they need. Being specific about your areas of practice means you hear from people looking for exactly that, rather than fielding calls for work you don't take on.
Yes. Real estate transactions especially tend to require flexibility, since buyers and sellers are often trying to schedule signings around their own work hours, so noting whether you offer evening or Saturday appointments helps you stand out to someone comparing a few notaries before booking. You can also update this anytime, along with your address or hours, so the listing stays accurate if anything changes, which matters most around closings where a client showing up to an old address is a real problem.