NOTARY SERVICES

What Kinds of Documents Need a Notary? 

Notary publics have important jobs. They are the state-designated officials who are approved to fill in as observers to lawful agreements and archives. Their presence is often needed to verify identities and signatures for important documents in every day life. 

Notary publics can likewise oversee vows and attestations, witness marks, confirm duplicates of legal documents like birth certificates, and more.

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Vehicle Loans and Sales 

Identity fraud and credit misrepresentation are pervasive in car vendors and banks — and it's at an unequaled high in the U.S., costing more than $50 billion every year. Fortunately auto notary services help decrease the danger of fraud and can even accelerate the loan cycle, so you stress less over credit checks and can invest more energy serving new customers. 

Real Estate Transactions 

Purchasing and selling homes is no simple undertaking. There are dozens of documents needed for even the easiest of closings — and most of these require a notary's stamp. 

Like other legal documents, it's fundamental to have accurate real estate closing to guarantee that everyone from the contractors, to the sellers, and the purchases agree with the contract.  Notary Services can help guarantee that your customer signs where required and verifies their identity. 

Mortgage Documents 

Home loan specialists, title organizations, and attorneys for the most part require notary benefits however don't generally keep one staffed. We help take out the need to search around. Just reach out and we will make sure that you have everything you need.

We can finish paperwork for first and second mortgages, signature witnessing, loan closing, and real estate closings that require escrow agreements. 

Power of Attorney 

A power of attorney is a legal document that awards an individual the authority to settle on choices for someone else that isn't present. Courts and banks only acknowledge notarized power of attorney documents. 

Medical Documents and Healthcare Proxies 

Medical Documents like living wills must be notarized to permit someone to complete a patient's desires in the occasion they have become debilitated. 

Like a power of attorney, a healthcare proxy, permits an individual to settle on choices for a crippled patient. This document also needs to be notarized.

Business Agreements 

Business agreements don't generally need a notary, however a notary's presence is suggested. It's useful to have a third party objective witness to observe an arrangement and verify signatures, should a court appearance become necessary.

Wills, Trusts, and Deeds 

There are numerous things that should be done after an individual passes away, and the best way to guarantee that the will of the deceased are met is to have a finished will, trust, or deed. These are legal documents that give instructions on what to do after death, including funeral services, and dividing assets. A notary public needs to validate these documents, before death, for them to be deemed acceptable and authentic.