ONLINE NOTARIZATIONS ARE LEGAL AND ACCEPTED IN ALL 50 STATES
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Learn how online notarization works across the United States, what documents are commonly notarized, identity and security requirements, interstate re
If you’ve ever prepared a will or estate planning document, you may have heard the term self-proving affidavit. While it’s not required in every situation, courts strongly favor these affidavits
Affidavits are sworn legal statements — and courts take them very seriously. Even small notarization errors can cause an affidavit to be rejected, delayed, or completely disregarded by a judge.
Many clients ask whether a notarized document can be used more than once — especially when submitting paperwork to multiple agencies. The answer is sometimes yes, sometimes no, and misusing
A notarized document can still be rejected by a court if the notarization was not performed correctly. Many clients assume that once a notary stamp is applied, the document is
Many people assume a notarization has an expiration date — but here’s the surprising truth: a notarization itself does not expire. What does expire is often the document, the signer’s
Being asked to re-sign a document can feel frustrating — especially if you’re sure you already signed it correctly. But when a notary asks for a new signature, it’s usually
Many people assume that an electronic signature and a notarized signature are the same — but they are not. While both are legally recognized in the United States, they serve
What happens if you need a document notarized but don’t have a valid government-issued ID? In some cases, the law allows the use of a credible witness to verify your
