Reviews for Notaries in Vancouver, WA
La Fianza Fianzas-Bail Bonds
By Lindsey November 13, 2007
I have never had to use a bail bond before. I was thankful to meet with Marc at the Vancouver office. He was very nice and helped me to get my fiance out of jail. The whole process took 25 minutes and then it took the jail three hours to let him out. I wish I would have know that they have an office in Everett, WA I wouldn't have driven down to Vancouver. The office in Everett is 2939 Broadway, Everett, WA 98201 it is right across the street from the Civic Center. I hope I never have to get a bial bond again, but if I do I will certainly call La Fianza 425-259-2245 Thank You Lindsey ...read more
La Fianza Fianzas-Bail Bonds
By Lindsey November 13, 2007
I have never had to use a bail bond before. I was thankful to meet with Marc at the Vancouver office. He was very nice and helped me to get my fiance out of jail. The whole process took 25 minutes and then it took the jail three hours to let him out. I wish I would have know that they have an office in Everett, WA I wouldn't have driven down to Vancouver. The office in Everett is 2939 Broadway, Everett, WA 98201 it is right across the street from the Civic Center. I hope I never have to get a bial bond again, but if I do I will certainly call La Fianza 425-259-2245 Thank You Lindsey ...read more
Pro-Serv Process Serving, Inc.
By collectormike at Citysearch August 22, 2007
We have called upon these people many times and we have been more than satisfied. We have had to use them for standby, rush service, courier, filing and many other services. Wouldn't trade 'em for any company in the world. On the few occassions that we had some concerns we called and got them resolved. We don't expect perfection in our industry but we do expect integrity, honesty, professionalism and above all courtesy. ...read more
Grubbs Dee Ellen, Attorney & Counselor at Law
By Jen Anderson March 24, 2007
Dee Ellen Grubbs, Atty at Law (360)695-5432 provides the best services for family law available. She really understands her clients and listens to what they need and want. She is neutral and knows what to do in very sticky situations, but at the same time knows how to make sure her clients are well taken care of and her clients can feel that she trul cares about their case and well-being! My family and I would recommend Dee to anyone...she is worth every penny! ...read more
Pro-Serv Process Serving, Inc.
By Account Collection Service Incorporated March 24, 2007
Pro-Serv helps our cash flow by providing excellent courier and process service. We can count on them to get the job done, even in difficult situations. We use them to serve our papers nationwide. Best change of vendors we ever made. ...read more
Pro-Serv Process Serving, Inc.
By Legal Department March 24, 2007
We just began using Pro-Serv to do our process serving and we are a new courier client as well. In the month that they have been providing services for us they not only file our documents properly and deliver them to a variety of legal offices, but the turnaround time for the process service is excellent. ...read more
Grubbs Dee Ellen, Attorney & Counselor at Law
By Pro-Serv Process Serving, Inc. March 24, 2007
We have provided services for Dee and have had our customers talk about their experiences with Dee and we all can easily say that she is a wonderful client and adversary. ...read more
Pro-Serv Process Serving, Inc.
By Brian Cox September 19, 2006
I have used this company for courier and process serving. They are about middle of the road on pricing compared to their competition but the service is outstanding. They cover a far larger area than anyone in the area and we never have to worry about them missing deadlines. ...read more
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Things have been hopping around here, life is good. We have been working with many new clients and some long time clients to teach them the complexities of proper process service and following the laws regarding tenant and employment screenings. We will be back for more but feel free to visit us or our website @ www.proservinc.net anytime. ...read more
By Pro-Serv Process Serving, Inc. October 17, 2009
Happy New Year!
The new year is upon us and we are excited and anxious to welcome 2009! We love tax season its our time to shine. We get to see all our clients, some of our favorite people that we only get to see once a year. We also get to meet great new people and make new friends. Linda is planning to be back in tax action this year and I am very excited about that! We also have a few new prepareres that passed my tax class this fall and they are preped and ready to do taxes! Please come and see us soon. Best Wishes for a great New Year!! Shelly ...read more
By Linda's Tax Service December 27, 2008
The true spirit of Thanksgiving is not lost...or is it?
Every year I am the person who makes sure people get fed and of course...participate in Black Friday. This year was no different. I spend a few hours shopping to make sure there are snacks to enjoy before dinner. Then it's time to pack up and head to my in-laws house in Salishan. John & Debbie have been kind enough to allow us to use this home as our Thanksgiving sanctuary since the first year it was built. We have been able to share this tranquil environment with family members, my best friend Scott and his family as well as friends of the kids. Everyone that walks through these doors and spends any time here truly is captivated by the peace and tranquility. Even Disneyland reaches a point of being ready to leave, but not the Baxter beach house. The mystique of the house is the peaceful nature that encompasses it. While kids will be kids and as they are growing older and moving into adulthood they still become kids while they are here. Some years I've wondered if they truly are thankful for what they have as I have listened to them complain about being here instead of with their friends or because they have to help clean up. Yes I said with their friends, on Thanksgiving. One year we did not come down.and they still were not allowed to go to their friends. Oh...and they still had to help clean up. Be careful what you ask for kids. We have, over the years, taught the kids that they should be thankful for everything they receive in life as you never know when you will no longer have it. Over the last few years the kids have commented on a regular basis how their friends wish they could be down here. They say these friends tell them they are so lucky to be able to spend time at the beach house and not in a motel. This year has been similar to past years but I have noticed the appreciation is much higher. Eric missed his first Thanksgiving dinner with us in 16 years. Eric is the father of Sarah & Andy, ex-husband to Connie. You did not misread this, he missed his first Thanksgiving dinner with us in 16 years. He has always been welcome in our home and this year he had to work. However, we did have a special guest spend the day with us. John (owner of the home, father to Connie, grandfather to Sarah, Andy & Cassie, father-in-law to Bruce) spent the day with us. This was the first Thanksgiving he has spent with our family and it was great. He relaxed and ate and spent time with the family. He laughed and watched tv and played games and showed pictures. He was able to enjoy Thanksgiving dinner...except he had to leave because he had to work on Friday. We laughed too because even though John was in his own home where he has lots of rain gear, he went for a walk without putting it on and got soaked. Pesonally I think it was done on purpose so he could come back and slip into sweats & slippers and relax, which is exactly what he did. Unfortunately, Debbie (wife to John, stepmother to Connie, Grandma Debbie to the kids and mother-in-law to Bruce) was unable to join us as she is taking care of her mother (GG,,,great grandma as Cassie and Emily fondly refer to her). It would be nice to have John & Debbie join us in the future especially to make sure that they just relax! Of course Debbie will want to help in the kitchen but on this day of thanks, she would not be able to. You see, this is my way of showing a special thank you and seeing the reward of being thanked by the look in their faces. Later that night I took the kids to the outlet stores since they opened at midnight. We shopped for a couple of hours and came back. I am sitting here watching the tide flow, the wind blow and some family members resting...ok...napping. Anna (our beloved furball aka dog) is on the patio awaiting another of her many walks. The serenity of our sanctuary is never lost on me, the thankfulness never enough. This ability to partake in such wonder is still amazing and surreal. Earlier in the week we quietly and with anonymity bought and delivered a few turkeys to Open House Ministries, a homeless shelter near our office. They were missing over 100 turkeys due to theft. This is the same shelter that only a week earlier I was serving a resident with a temporary restraining order, an apparent consequence of a series of bad choices. I say apparent because nobody really knows except for the parties involved. All I know is I had a job to do and when I left the building a lot of people were laughing with me including the young lady I had just served. While our work is not always a pleasant thing in the daily life of some people, we work hard at making it less stressful. I received my thanks by helping to create smiles on these faces before I left the building. This was not the first time I had been in the building for work purposes but those visits are far overshadowed by the visits donating time, food and other items and always accompanied with those two most precious words...Thank You. I look at these people and tell them thank you for letting us share in their life. This week has been busy but the true spirit of Thanksgiving is not lost, at least not within our family. Everyday is Thanksgiving to us and although there are too many people to name in our thanks, I want to thank our families, friends and our clients for being part of the enrichment of our lives. Time truly stands still in this house of which we are eternally thankful for. The biggest thank you goes to our troops around the world. While one may not agree with the war or battles going on throughout the world, be thankful that our military personnel is protecting your ability to not agree. ...read more
By Pro-Serv Process Serving, Inc. November 28, 2008
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