Who are Notarios?

Posted on by Accel Admin

  • “Notarios” in the United States are not necessarily attorneys whereas in many Hispanic countries they are.
  • A “Notario” in the United States who is not an attorney can cause substantial damage to immigration immigration status so beware and consult with an immigration attorney.

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