• Notary Public FAQ
    • Welcome to our Notary Public FAQ! Here, you'll find clear answers to common questions about notary services. A notary public is authorized to witness document signing, administer oaths, and verify identities to prevent fraud. Here's what you need to know:
    • What Does a Notary Public Do?
    • A notary public verifies identities, ensures signers are willing participants, and administers oaths. Common documents notarized include affidavits, powers of attorney, real estate deeds, and contracts.
    • When Do I Need a Notary Public?
    • You'll need a notary for legal, financial, or official documents requiring verification. Notarization is often required for documents submitted to government offices, financial institutions, or legal entities.
    • What Do I Need to Bring to a Notary Appointment?
    • Bring a valid government-issued photo ID (e.g., driver’s license, passport) and the unsigned document to be notarized, as most notaries must witness the signing.
    • Does a Notary Make a Document Legal?
    • No, a notary confirms the authenticity of signatures and identities but doesn’t make a document legal. It's up to you to ensure it complies with relevant laws.
    • How Much Does Notary Service Cost?
    • Notary fees vary by state, with many states capping the cost per signature. Some notaries may charge additional travel fees for mobile services.
    • Are Online Notary Services Available?
    • Yes, many states offer remote online notarization (RON), allowing notaries to witness signings via video conferencing. Availability depends on state laws and technology requirements.
    • We hope this FAQ has been helpful! For further assistance, contact a licensed notary public near you.
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