Tammy Nichols, Nichols Notary and Loan Signing Service in Idaho and Washington Lewiston, Idaho

Tammy Nichols, Nichols Notary and Loan Signing Service in Idaho and Washington Reviews

3.0 stars based on 2 reviews

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  Luke Baugh

  5.0

  Tammy was extraordinary. On short notice she made an appointment to see us for a DPA (on Christmas Day!) and was right on time. She even took the time to answer questions from family members, and was extremely kind as well as professional. I reached out to several notaries and she responded back immediately, and gave prompt and specific replies. Price was very reasonable. It was so easy to work with her and cannot recommend this service enough.

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  Response from the owner

  Thank you, Luke. It was a pleasure meeting with you.

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  Jenni Bowles

  1.0

  We contacted her the evening of May 21st to come do notary services for my mother who is dying. I needed to have a power of attorney for financial services signed÷. She told me she would come to my sister's home to do this. I contacted her this evening to finalize the details and she now told me she couldn't do it and to contact an attorney on MONDAY. My mother may not be able to sign anything on Monday as her condition is deteriorating. She is on Hospice care at this moment DO NOT USE THIS WOMAN FOR ANY NOTARY SERVICES.

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  Response from the owner

  Jenni Thank you for writing your review. It actually caught me by surprised that you would write a bad review because I told you to seek the advice of an attorney. What I actually said to you was "I've given this a great deal of thought and after going through something similar with my mother. You should be contacting an attorney on Monday, one who is familiar with POAs and your situation." Also, I will point out that you called me on Friday night, at 9:00 p.m. and were desperate to be able to access your mother's financial accounts on Monday. You replied to me on Saturday that "your mother WILL NOT be in the right FRAME of mind by Monday", based on that specific statement, I knew that your mother's mental capacity was an issue and told you that I was more certain that you need an attorney not a notary". I am still of the belief that your mother was not in the right frame of mind to sign a Power of Attorney, solely based on your statements to me, and you should have been contacting an attorney to discuss your mother's unique situation and her specific needs, not trying to find a notary so that you could get access to financial accounts first thing Monday morning.