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Understand how remote online notarization works, where it’s accepted in the U.S., the steps to complete it, and when to choose in-person notarizat
Introduction Buying or selling a home involves a lot of paperwork — and several of those documents must be notarized before the deal can close. Notarization ensures that the people
