Andrii Co. Notary & Apostille Assistant

Schedule an appointment tied to the signed-in customer's account — still a request until the notary confirms it, never guaranteed. PREFER this over request_booking whenever the customer is signed in: only a booking on their own account can later be listed, rescheduled or cancelled through this connector. Guests go through request_booking. Accepts: `service` (e.g. office, mobile, apostille, loan), `scheduled_at` — a slot's startUnix from search_availability, omitted for a call-me request — plus `address` for mobile, `notes`, `document_count`. Returns a Pending reference; fails if not signed in.

Cancel a booking on the signed-in account — Pending or Scheduled only. Use when the visit is no longer needed; guests cancel via their emailed manage link instead. Accepts: `order_id` (e.g. copied from my_bookings). Returns a cancellation notice; fails if the booking is not yours, is neither Pending nor Scheduled, or not signed in.

Check what became of a previously submitted request — no sign-in needed, guests welcome. Use when the customer asks whether the notary confirmed, moved, cancelled, or merged it. Accepts: `reference` — the id returned at submission or the token from the emailed confirm link. Returns the service plus status and timing (PII-minimal — never address, name, or notes; Pacific time, e.g. scheduledAtPacific). Fails if the reference is wrong — a not found reply.

Check whether an address sits inside our Washington coverage and resolves precisely enough to book. Use when the customer wants an area answer without searching slots — search_availability already validates the area itself. Accepts: `address` (e.g. a Seattle street or ZIP) and optional `service` — notary or apostille rules differ. Returns withinServiceArea, distanceMiles, precise; if the address cannot be resolved the message says not found.

Check whether a document can get an apostille and how: certified vital records mail in as-is, private papers (e.g. a diploma or POA) need notarization first, federal ones go to the US Department of State. Use when the customer asks is this apostillable. Accepts: `document` in plain words, optional `issuing_state`, `destination_country`. Returns the category, the honest do-it-yourself path and our offer; unclear wording yields an `unknown` category, never an error.

Calculate a server-authoritative USD price estimate before shipping — pure, no side effects, nothing booked. Use when the customer asks about cost. Accepts: `document_count`, `mobile`, `after_hours`, `apostille` plus `tier` (e.g. expedited, priority, standard, mailin); set `needs_notarization` false for already-certified records; `ua_lane` (withinUkraine | fromUsa) prices the Ukraine direct lane, `translation_docs` the in-Ukraine translation. Returns amountCents and line items; fails if `apostille` is true and `tier` is invalid (with `apostille` false, `tier` is ignored).

List the service catalog — Washington notary and apostille offerings with USD prices and accepted payment options (e.g. card, PayPal, Venmo, cash). Optional — the server instructions already summarize the flow; use when the customer asks what we offer or how to pay. Takes: no arguments. Returns `services` plus payment notes — a static catalog (no error if repeated).

Takes no parameters.

Calculate typical turnaround — apostille processing days plus mailing and delivery legs. Ranges, never guarantees; exact appointment times come from search_availability. Use when the customer asks how long. Accepts: `service` (e.g. notarization, apostille, apostille_mail, loan_signing), optional `tier`, `shipping`, `destination_country`, `ua_lane` (withinUkraine | fromUsa — the Ukraine lane when `shipping` is omitted). Returns staged day estimates; an unknown `tier` falls back to the standard figure, not an error.

List every booking on the signed-in customer's own account, sorted by scheduled time, latest first. Use when an authenticated customer asks what is scheduled, or to grab an `order_id` before reschedule_booking or cancel_booking. Takes: no arguments. Returns orderId, service, status, scheduledAt, location per row (e.g. Scheduled vs Pending); fails if not signed in.

Takes no parameters.

Submit a mail-in apostille request — a lead for already-certified Washington public records needing NO notarization (e.g. birth or marriage certificates). Use when get_apostille_requirements says they qualify. Requires: `documents`, `name`, and an email or phone; the notary replies with mailing instructions and a quote — nothing charged until approved. Pass `existing_reference` to extend an open request. Returns a reference; fails if the name or a valid contact is missing.

Submit a booking request — a lead, NOT a confirmed appointment; the notary follows up. Use when ready to book AND the customer is not signed in; a signed-in customer goes through book_appointment instead. Requires: `service` (e.g. office, mobile, loan), the FULL LEGAL NAME as on government ID, and an email or phone (collect both). Pass the chosen startUnix from search_availability as `desired_time_unix`; to modify an open request pass `existing_reference`, never a duplicate. Returns a reference for check_request_status; fails if the name or a valid contact is missing.

Request a price-match review of a competitor's WRITTEN quote from a comparable licensed notary — it never sets our price automatically. Use when the customer found a cheaper offer. Requires: `competitor_name`, `competitor_price_usd`, `service` (e.g. office, mobile, apostille), `name`, and an email or phone. Returns a logged reference and, where computable, our comparable quote; the notary decides within one business day. Fails if the name or a valid contact is missing.

Move one of the signed-in customer's own bookings to a new slot. Use when an authenticated customer wants a different time: find the `order_id` via my_bookings, take a fresh startUnix from search_availability (e.g. a morning slot), send it as `scheduled_at`. Returns a done confirmation; fails if the new time is not genuinely available, the booking is not yours, or not signed in.

Find open appointment slots (validating the meeting area too). Use when the customer wants a time. Requires: `service` (office, mobile, apostille); mobile needs an `address`, e.g. a Bothell street. Returns resolved location, up to 7 recommended slots with startUnix, and per-day windows — the k-th start is startUnixFrom + k*stepSec for k < startCount; hand the picked startUnix to request_booking as `desired_time_unix`. An ungeocodable address is flagged not found.

Search the text of andrii.co — every service page, the terms and privacy notices, and the 110-jurisdiction apostille handbook (who issues an apostille, accepted documents, forms, offices, fees, payment). Use for reference questions the other tools do not answer, and to cite a page. Accepts: `query` (keywords, not prose — there is no semantic matching), optional `lang`, `section`, `limit`. Returns ranked page excerpts with a URL and a Markdown URL to read in full; no match is an empty list. Reference text, not a live quote — use get_price_quote and check_service_area for what we charge and where we go.