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What's going on TNA?
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Photos with Santa
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November Notary Newsletter ** Coming soon**
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Decorating the office for Fall
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It's starting to look a lot like Christmas
Photos with Santa
Photos with Santa at TNA Mobile Notary and Apostille Services!
Location: 2106 SE 14th St., Suite 3, Bentonville, AR
Three Special Sessions to Choose From:
Join us for a magical holiday experience and make memories with Santa himself!
December 5th, 1:00 – 4:00 PM
Meet Santa! Book a 15-minute session where you and your family (up to 5 members) can snap unlimited photos on your phones and enjoy a personal visit with Santa.
A professional photographer will capture the best moments, allowing you to choose 3 of your favorite professional photos to be sent to you digitally.
- 4x6 prints will be available onsite for an additional $5/ea.
December 7th, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Santa is back for a morning session! Enjoy all the same magical offerings as our first event and create lasting memories with your loved ones.
December 7th, 12:00 – 4:00* PM
Our afternoon session features Black Santa Claus! Enjoy the same holiday magic with professional photos, onsite prints, and a warm, joyful experience for families of all backgrounds!
Package Details:
Cost: $40 per session, including 3 digital photos for up to 5 family members ($5+ per additional members.
Duration: 15 minutes (10 minutes with Santa and 5 minutes for transitions)
Professional Photos: 3 of your favorite professional photos will be sent to you digitally. 4x6 prints will be available onsite for an additional $5/ea.
Special Activity: Each child will have the chance to write a heartfelt letter to Santa and drop it into Santa’s very own mailbox!
Spaces are limited, so book your session today and make this holiday season truly unforgettable at TNA Mobile Notary!
Notary Newsletter
November 2024:
To Will or not to Will?
Deciding whether or not to write a will is one of the most important choices you can make to ensure that your wishes are honored and your loved ones can be cared for. After you're gone without a will, your assets and property may be distributed according to the state laws, which might not align with your personal desires. It will allows you to designate beneficiaries, appoint guardians for minor children, and outline specific bequests, giving you control over your legacy.
