Linda Caisley is a BC Notary. She is one of the founding partners of The Notary Group (the trade name for Janzen & Caisley Notaries Ltd.).
Linda has been a notary public since 2008, and worked in the legal field in various capacities for decades prior to that.
Your Will doesn't need to be notarized in order to make it legal. Simply follow the instructions in the Wills Kit you buy, and the requirements of the Wills, Estates and Succession Act.
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