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Some Potenital Documents

Personal

Power of Attorney

Affidavits

Oaths & affirmations

Acknowledgments (verifying a signature)

Wills 

Living wills / advance healthcare directives

Parental consent forms (e.g., for travel)

Name change documents

Real Estate & Property

Deeds 

Mortgage documents

Refinancing paperwork

Lease agreements

Property transfers

Business

Contracts or agreements

Corporate resolutions

Articles of incorporation or organization

Partnership agreements

Vendor or supplier documents

What is  Notarization?

To notarize a document means to have a licensed notary public officially witness the signing of that document. The notary verifies the identity of the signer, ensures they are signing willingly and are aware of the contents, and then adds their official seal or stamp. This process helps prevent fraud, adds a layer of trust and authenticity, and may be legally required for certain documents. A notarized document is more likely to be accepted by courts, banks, and government agencies.

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