Your notary or immigration consultant website, built by you — in one prompt

Build a precise, multilingual-ready website for **[BUSINESS/PROFESSIONAL NAME]**, operating as a **[NOTARY / IMMIGRATION DOCUMENT ASSISTANT / LICENSED IMMIGRATION CONSULTANT / ATTORNEY / ACCREDITED REPRESENTATIVE / OTHER EXACT ROLE]** in **[JURISDICTION]**. Tone: calm, factual and never suggestive of government affiliation.
Pages: Home, Services, Fees, Credentials & Scope, Prepare for Your Appointment, Request Appointment, Referrals, Contact.
Home: state the exact legal role, jurisdiction, languages, service area, real credentials and two buttons: "See permitted services" and "Request an appointment".
Services: list only services currently permitted. For notarial work, explain signer presence, ID, witnesses, travel, language and lawful remote options. State that the notary does not choose documents or give legal advice unless separately authorized.
For immigration document help, describe the permitted administrative work exactly. Do not select a benefit or form, assess eligibility, interpret law or represent a client unless formally authorized.
Credentials & Scope: show only current, verifiable licenses, commissions, registrations or accreditations. Do not use government seals or imply endorsement. Include required advertising, translated-title or "notario" restrictions.
Fees: separate professional, travel, translation and government charges where relevant. State refund terms. Never promise approval, faster government processing or a result.
Appointment request: service, broad document type, jurisdiction, language, signers, witnesses, location, deadline and contact. Keep full IDs, immigration histories and card data out of the public form.
Send detailed intake and files to **[SECURE NOTARY/CASE SYSTEM]**. Label every submission as a request until identity, documents, authority, conflicts, location and appointment are confirmed.
Refer legal advice, form selection, eligibility analysis and representation outside the provider's scope to a qualified lawyer or authorized representative.
Use real office and professional photos only. Never invent credentials, approvals, testimonials, government relationships or client outcomes.