J. Amber moved to White Rock in 1971, married a local in 1976 and raised her three children in this community. She attended White Rock Junior High and Semiahmoo Secondary schools. In 1984, Amber opened her practice on George Street and has remained at that location ever since. Due to her longevity, she has been assisting three generations of some client’s families with their needs and takes great pride in caring for all clients.

“Living and working in the same community blends your personal and professional life together where your friends become your clients and your clients become your friends. Accountability and Confidentiality  is key to one’s reputation and longevity.” –  J. Amber Goddyn

J. Amber was a founding member of the Semiahmoo Breakfast  Rotary Club (which turned 30 in 2019) and continues to support their annual golf tournament.  J. Amber personally pledged to make a significant donation to four charities supporting  local , international, environmental and animal welfare needs in 2019.  These donations will be increased as she further donates from the fees earned on each client file.  You get to select and choose which charity is most meaningful  to you.  She served as one of the first women on the board of directors for one of the largest credit unions in British Columbia. She has been a member of the Women Presidents Organization and has donated much of her time to the local high schools.

J. Amber Goddyn’s deep commitment to her local community and you, individually, is at the heart of everything Goddyn Notary Legal Services does, and she looks forward to meeting you and your family.