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    Notary On Wheels

    5.0 (8 reviews)
    Closed • 8:30 am - 10:00 pm

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    Yes I am a fan! I…read moredid not necessarily go here for their services, but I have been here several times while I was in an internship, so I just felt that I should give them recognition. I am not really go in to detail about what they do, because you can see all of that information on their website, but I will give brief info. The Bronx Defenders is a non-profit organization that provide a service in defending people's cases...basically like lawyers/ attorneys. They help represent people who cannot afford the services of lawyers. I can tell you that the individuals that work here do 100% care about what they do. I remember doing my intern in the summer of 2008, where I several other interns, and a few of the Bronx Defenders went to several communities and interviewed tenants in those neighborhoods. At the end we presented our findings to the people at the Bronx Defenders. It was a great experience overall, because we all met different people, as well as learned about their stories. I have to admit, some of the people that we met in the communities were a bit crazy, but interesting to no limit. Some people invited us into their house, which was a bit scary to do, because I did not know them, and they did not know us. I don't know if they were skeptical of us or not, but to invite us in their house...I would never do that - no way possible..lol. Great experiences.

    From the owner: The Bronx Defenders is a private nonprofit organization that offers criminal, family and civil…read morelegal services for residents referred to us by the courts as well as legal consultations for walk-ins. Our services are holistic as we also employ social workers, advocates and investigators to ensure that all matters related to your case are addressed. The Bronx Defenders also advocates for improved policies and practices to protect the rights of individuals involved in the criminal, family and civil court systems.

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    I hired PP Servers on 6/12/26 for process service with a confirmed completion deadline of 6/25/26…read more The deadline passed with no completion. After following up, the office initially told me nail-and-mail service required a court order and that proceeding without one would be "bad service." This is incorrect and I had to point that out to them before they acknowledged the error and proceeded. They then estimated the corrected service would be completed by ~7/7/26. It wasn't actually completed until 7/10/26, and I wasn't sent the affidavit until 7/13/26, roughly three weeks past the original deadline, and only after multiple follow-ups on my end asking for status. Beyond the delay, the affidavit itself shows a roughly two-week gap between the last due diligence attempt (6/24) and the eventual nail-and-mail completion (7/10). I'm hoping it holds up in court since nail-and-mail is generally expected to follow closely after the underlying attempts establishing due diligence. If you need service completed on a time-sensitive matter, budget for significant delays beyond what they quote, and be prepared to double-check the validity of what you receive.

    Be careful how you do business with these people they have no mercy at all they are not kind not…read morecourteous with no flexibility. When I first contacted them they wanted to over charge me. Someone took my money and I received a judgement in small claims court. I used my last $87 to hire these people to serve an information subpoena on T- Mobile . T-Mobile gave me an address that turned out to be the wrong. They claim they attempted the address 1 time and its the wrong address. They did not care to show proof of service until I disputed the charges. Normally a Process Server give you 3 attempts. I thought they would just send the subpoena by mail without charging me. They are not nice and don't care about you. Don't waste your money!

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