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Jim Buckner, Tennessee Notary Public
1520 Old Chattanooga Valley Rd Chattanooga, TN 37401 |
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Called Mr Buckner on short notice for hospital signing, was there at time requested and even graciously waited on late arriving attorney. Thank you so much for being there in our time of need John Jenkins on 2/2/2016 9:54:26 AM I realized at the last minute that a document I was submitting needed to be notarized. It was a Sunday evening, but when I called Mr. Buckner, he readily agreed to help out. He was very helpful with the documents and made sure he covered everything that needed to be done on his part. I interrupted his dinner to get this done, and yet he was still friendly and thorough. I will call him any time I need something notarized. Maegan Frye on 1/11/2015 9:10:32 PM I called Jim Buckner out of the blue, just because of good reviews. He not only showed up on time to notarize something for us, but went back the next day, when there was a mix-up on the doctor's presence. We so appreciate his willingness to accommodate, and highly recommend him to anyone in Chattanooga, needing his services. jenny gienapp on 11/25/2014 1:37:14 PM |
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