Panevezys City Notary Office No. 7
A Panevėžys notary office with sharply divided reviews on accuracy and client communication.
What customers love
- Fast service when circumstances are taken into account
- Notary demonstrates professional expertise and good humour
- Assistants willing to explain and help clients
Worth noting
- Contracts and powers of attorney contain errors requiring costly corrections
- Phone and in-person staff communicate rudely and end conversations abruptly
Best for
Clients with straightforward notarial needs who can verify documents independently.
Attribute scores
Recent reviews
Paid a lot of money for the conclusion of contracts, everything was explained what was needed. She made a mistake, now I have to pay a solid amount to the VMI for her mistakes. I went to look for a solution, so she opened the door for me after a 1-minute conversation. Avoid this character from afar. I consulted with another notary, after reading the contracts she immediately told me where the mistakes were made and how they should have been. Be careful not to fall for this "expert" of contracts.
Pleasant and fast service. The administration took into account the circumstances and helped quickly. We sincerely recommend and thank you.
very rude, doesn't know anything, only knows the price and payments, but the administrator is not at all, I wonder if she works at some bus station? She really lacks politeness, but when you submit documents, somehow people don't want to change notaries. Good luck and get yourself a notary's office
The highest recommendations! The notary is not only a specialist in her field, but also has a good sense of humor. Very kind, professional. The notary's assistants are also willing to help, explain, and are very kind. If necessary, I will come back more than once!
I do not recommend using the services. If you have the opportunity, choose another notary. The service by phone is tragic (I do not know if it is the notary herself or the secretary) - the tone is rude, there is no discussion and compromise, a rude answer and the phone is hung up. The experience with the notary herself was such that it was necessary to write a power of attorney to handle legal matters, she was told what was planned to be done and what to expect. After making the power of attorney, the notary even boasted about what a 'solid' and 'good' power of attorney she had written. However, when she started handling legal matters, it turned out that the power of attorney did not allow her to do anything that was needed. So she had to take the reins and start from the beginning again. Yes, it is my own fault that I did not check right away... The attempt to redo the power of attorney is currently stuck, because it requires bringing all the documents again, although in principle all the data remains the same and only the power of attorney itself should be reformulated. They don't tell you what documents are needed, and when you bring everything you have, you're told that they don't need 'all this paperwork'.