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Many legal documents require notarization during implementation. It's recommended way to help prevent issues such as  compulsion, fraud, and much more. As a Public Notary, we assist with many documents for the law as they help ensure your document is valid. Here are Commonly Notarized Documents

• Estate Planning - Trusts, Power of Attorney, Health Care Directives
  Trust Certifications

• Construction  - Waivers, Claims, Releases Upon Payment

• Real Estate Documents

• Loans - Refinances, Purchases, Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC), Ship Mortgages

• Deeds - Quitclaim Deed, Grant Deed, Deed of Trust & others

• Divorce / Settlement Agreements / Pre-Nuptial Agreements

• Permission to Travel; Passport Applications for Minors

• Powers of Attorney & Certified Copies of Powers of Attorney

• Adoption - medical, employer verification, background, etc.

• Wills

• Wealth Management / Private Banking / Financial  / Insurance

• And more as needed!

• We suggest you don't sign or date the document (some documents must be signed and dated in the presence of a Notary)

• Make sure you have all the pages of the document(s) being signed, not just the signature page

• Make sure all document signers have state-acceptable ID

Generally, notarizations come in three basic types:

• Acknowledgments — The purpose of an acknowledgment is to declare that you have willingly signed a document.

• Jurats — The purpose of a jurat is for you to swear or affirm that the contents of the document are true.

• Copy Certifications — The purpose of a certified copy is to have the Notary confirm that the copy is an exact match of the original. This is not allowed in all states.