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ServicesFree (worth about $10)

Free notary service at Kenton County Public Library branches

Covington: Tue–Fri 9am–5pm, Sat 10am–5pm; other branches by phone (859-962-4000)

Kenton County Public Library (Covington Branch and others)Cincinnati

Kenton County Public Library offers free notary services at all its branches (Covington, Erlanger, Independence, Latonia). Covington has set notary hours Tuesday–Saturday; for the others, call 859-962-4000 first to check a notary is in. Don't sign beforehand, documents must be typed, and bring your own witnesses if needed. Notaries only witness signatures: no legal advice or document preparation.

Verified Oct 28 · kentonlibrary.org

Catch: Bring a current photo ID

ServicesFree (worth about $200)For people who qualify

Free civil legal help from the Legal Aid Society of Greater Cincinnati

Phone intake Monday–Friday, 8:45am–4:30pm: 513-241-9400 or 1-800-582-2682

Legal Aid Society of Greater Cincinnati (by phone)

Legal Aid helps low-income people with civil legal problems: protection orders, custody and divorce, evictions and foreclosures, utility shutoffs, unsafe housing, consumer debt and tax disputes, unpaid wages, veterans' disability claims, benefits, and special education. Call intake Monday–Friday, 8:45am–4:30pm. It doesn't take criminal or traffic cases.

Verified Oct 27 · lascinti.org

Catch: Only for: households under 200% of the federal poverty guidelines · Eligibility decided at an intake interview · No criminal or traffic cases

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ServicesFree (worth about $40)Eligibility applies

Free smoke alarms, installed, for City of Cincinnati residents

Request any time through Cincinnati 311; installs scheduled as alarms are available

Cincinnati Fire Department (request via 311)

The Cincinnati Fire Department and the American Red Cross install free smoke alarms in homes within the City of Cincinnati. Request one through the city's 311 service; requests are filled on a rolling basis as alarms become available. Residents outside the city can call the Red Cross at 1-844-207-4509.

Verified Oct 27 · cincinnati-oh.gov

Catch: Only for: residents within the City of Cincinnati · Request through 311; filled as alarms are available