Notarius Shaykevich Maria Leonidovna reviews
The notary office is located in the Central Administrative District of the city of Moscow on Degtyarny Lane, house 15, the building 1 (5 minutes on foot from the metro station Pushkinskaya, Tverskaya, Chekhovskaya). In our notary office you can perform the entire list of notarial actions provided for by the legislation of the Russian Federation, including: conclude a real estate transaction, assure copies of documents, issue a power of attorney, apply for the departure of children abroad, draw up a testament, draw up a contract of sale Fields to LLC, add money and securities to the notary deposit, provide evidence (including correspondence and inspection of the site on the Internet), as well as open an inheritance case to the property of citizens (testers) living in the city of Moscow.
In our notary office, friendly employees will carefully react to each visitor, competently draw up documents, explain the requirements of the laws and legal consequences of notarial actions.
My experience with this notary was like a trek through a wilderness of unprofessionalism, where each step was met with another obstacle, leaving my documents stranded in a tangle of confusion. It was a continuous battle against the challenges of bureaucracy, with no clear path in sight. The notarial encounter became an arduous journey through a wilderness of bureaucratic obstacles, with each attempt to navigate the system resulting in new challenges and impediments.
Stepping into this notary’s office was like entering a labyrinth of confusion, where every turn led to new challenges, and my documents were constantly caught in the web of inefficiency and unprofessionalism. It was an ongoing battle against the complexities of bureaucracy, with each attempt to navigate the system revealing new layers of bureaucratic challenges and obstacles. The notarial encounter became an exploration of a bewildering labyrinth, where the rules and norms of competence seemed to be replaced by a complex web of inefficiency and confusion.