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Notary Process

How the Notary Process Works (In-Person)

Document Preparation – Bring your unsigned document to the appointment.
Identity Verification – Show a valid, government-issued photo ID (driver’s license, passport, etc.).
Willingness & Awareness Check – The notary confirms you are signing willingly, without pressure, and that you understand the document.
Signature & Notarization – Sign in the notary’s presence; the notary signs, applies their stamp or seal, and logs the notarization.
Receive Your Notarized Document – Ready for submission, filing, or personal records.

Document Preparation – Bring your unsigned document to the appointment.
Identity Verification – Show a valid, government-issued photo ID (driver’s license, passport, etc.).
Willingness & Awareness Check – The notary confirms you are signing willingly, without pressure, and that you understand the document.
Signature & Notarization – Sign in the notary’s presence; the notary signs, applies their stamp or seal, and logs the notarization.
Receive Your Notarized Document – Ready for submission, filing, or personal records.

Prevents Fraud – Verifies the identity of all signers, ensuring documents are authentic.
Legal Validation – Widely accepted by courts, banks, and government agencies.
Peace of Mind – Confirms that all parties are signing willingly and knowingly.
Deters Disputes – Creates an official record, reducing the chance of disagreements later.
Convenience & Flexibility – Mobile and online options make notarization possible from almost anywhere.
Professional Guidance – Notaries ensure documents are properly executed to avoid costly mistakes.