This business is also a Notary Public, Quezada is very unprofessional, not knowledgeable in the area of the Notary Public Profession. Went there to take a letter needed to be notarized for Jury Duty exemption, the front page stated what was needed with instructions the second page even points to where the notary has to sign and the stamp goes. The woman who viewed this said she couldn't sign it, because she was not the one that was going to be present. What does that even mean? she then proceeded to instruct me that she receives many clients with this letter. That a Dr. needs to sign the letter and they have usually notary publics. I went to another notary public and I had no problems, I was out of there in 3 mins with a stamp and signature. If they are this uninformed and uneducated about Notarizing or the business of it, how can one trust them for bookkeeping. They probably can't add or subtract correctly. Specially with that spanish language barrier they have and that strong thick "espanol" accent they have when they speak English.