ONLINE NOTARIZATIONS ARE LEGAL AND ACCEPTED IN ALL 50 STATES
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Serving as an executor of an estate or a trustee of a trust comes with significant responsibility. You’re managing sensitive legal and financial documents, and many of them require notarization
Notarization has become more flexible than ever. You no longer have to visit a bank or law office—today, you can choose between a mobile notary who comes to you in
Tax season can be stressful enough without worrying about which documents require additional steps, such as notarization. While many IRS forms only need your signature, there are specific situations where
If you’ve ever needed a document signed, sworn, or certified, you may have been told to see a notary public or a commissioner of oaths. While both play important roles
When you sit down with a notary, you’re often handling some of the most sensitive documents in your life real estate transfers, powers of attorney, medical directives, or financial records.
If you’ve ever needed a document notarized but couldn’t make it to a notary’s office, you may have wondered: Is there a notary who can come to me? The answer
If you’ve ever needed a document notarized but couldn’t make it to an office, you might be wondering: Can a notary come to me instead? The answer is yes, that’s
Understand how remote online notarization works in the United States, where it is accepted, what to expect in a virtual session, and practical steps t
It’s not uncommon for clients to bring documents written in a foreign language to a notary. This raises an important question: Can a notary notarize a document they don’t understand?
