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Effective handling of official matters in the USA and Poland – Your Notary on Greenpoint

Legal formalities between the United States and Poland are often a source of stress and misunderstanding. Joanna Borkowski, operating in the heart of Greenpoint, eliminates the risk of formal errors that could block your property or inheritance matters. Instead of wasting time on guesswork, you receive concrete help with authenticating signatures and preparing documentation honored by offices on both sides of the ocean.

Why choose our services?

  • Location: Office at 110 Greenpoint Avenue – easy access from every part of Brooklyn and Queens.
  • Security: Verification of identity and formal correctness of documents prevents fraud and rejection of documents by courts.
  • Specialization: We focus on documents requiring an Apostille clause and powers of attorney for matters in Poland.
  • Language: Full service in Polish, which ensures that you fully understand the content of the statements you are signing.

Call and schedule an appointment to complete formalities on the spot.

Note: Joanna Borkowski is not an attorney licensed to practice law and cannot provide legal advice, including immigration advice, or accept fees for legal advice.

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  • Do I need to make an appointment, or can I walk in?

    We recommend calling 718-389-0450 before coming to the office. This allows us to ensure that a notary is available and to avoid unnecessary waiting, although we try to serve clients on a walk-in basis at our Greenpoint location.

  • Can a notary prepare the content of a power of attorney for me?

    As a Notary Public in the State of New York, we certify signatures on completed documents or forms. We do not provide legal services and cannot draft complex legal documents; however, we assist clients with technical aspects, and documents are often prepared by lawyers in Poland, which we then legalize.

  • What documents do I need to obtain a notarization?

    You must appear in person and have a valid photo ID (passport, state driver’s license, state ID). The document must be physically intact and current.

  • Can a notary in Greenpoint provide immigration advice?

    No. Under New York State law, Joanna Borkowski is not an attorney and does not provide legal advice, including immigration advice. Any questions regarding legal status should be directed to licensed attorneys.

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