Common documents requiring notarization include wills, power of attorney, affidavits, real estate deeds, contracts, and loan documents. However, requirements may vary, so always check if notarization is needed.

Yes, as long as the notary and signer understand the language, the document can be notarized. If there’s a language barrier, a certified translator may be needed.

Notarization is the official process of verifying the authenticity of a signature on a document. A notary public acts as an impartial witness to ensure the signer’s identity, willingness to sign, and awareness of the document's contents.

A current, government-issued ID is required for notarization. In some cases, a notary can accept two credible witnesses who know you personally and meet specific legal requirements.

No, notaries are not licensed to provide legal advice or draft legal documents. For legal guidance, please consult an attorney.

Valid government-issued IDs, such as driver’s licenses, passports, or military IDs, are typically accepted. The ID must be current and have your photo and signature.

Please bring the document(s) requiring notarization and a valid government-issued photo ID, such as a driver’s license, passport, or state ID, to verify your identity.

Yes, all signers must appear in person before the notary to sign the document and provide valid identification.

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