Perris Living Trust, Notary, Apostille & Translation
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Very pleasant and communicative!
Great experience living trust & notary service local very attentive & quick response highly recommend.
Great service I reccomend Shaun for notarize and Apostille a man you can trust
Working with Sean was very pleasant, he is very professional and knowledgeable.
Sean Metz was very helpful and did a great job preparing our Living Trust and explaining all the details.
Helped me with my apostille.
Sean helped my mom was quick and efficient explains everything in details 💯 recommended
He helped my mom and made everything such a breeze!
Sean answered all my questions and explained everything from beginning to end .
Great service is going above and beyond.
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