FAQ
what is a notary
A notary helps to prevent fraud. At life’s critical moments, you QUICKLY need a notary prove your identity and your signature. A notary is commonly involved in real estate transactions, signing legal documents like a will or power of attorney, signing and designation of health care direction and agent. A notary is not a lawyer, and does not provide legal advice.
what is a notarization?
A notarial act is complete when the notary applies their official seal or stamp to certify a document, along with the certificate (or certifying language).
what documents are notarized?
Many documents require notarization, such as: power of attorney (financial, health care), consent to travel for a minor, passport renewal applications, real estate transactions and closing documents, certification of copies, affidavits, and court documents.
what identification is required?
A government issued identification is the standard, such as driver’s license, a permanent resident card (green card), or a passport.