It may. Hint: READ YOUR DOCUMENT! We have no way of knowing without reviewing your document. We have not memorized every document created on Earth. There IS ONE SUPER-EASY WAY to determine if your document needs witnesses: READ YOUR DOCUMENT. If you
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No. This is a common question. Notaries are not concerned with the content of a document. We are only concerned with positively identifying the SIGNER of the document and their willingness to sign. We cannot notarize if the signers is being coerced
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More than half of the phone calls we receive involve the caller asking us a legal question, and often gets upset when we can’t answer their question. We’ve received bad online reviews because “They don’t know anything about the law!” Do you
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Simple answer: No we don’t. Long answer (WHY?): We are a two person operation. My wife answers the phone and schedules my appointments, I do the notarizations. It’s just the two of us. We don’t have another person on staff. The serious
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By law a notary public is required to obtain and verify a VALID, GOVERNMENT ISSUED, PHOTO ID. A hospital wrist band does NOT meet any of that criteria: Is does not have a photo, it is not issued by the government and
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A notary public does not need to know the back-story as to WHY a document needs to be notarized. We just need to know the name or type of document. The circumstances, as long as they are legitimate and not intended to
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As notaries we are often asked to “stamp” a document. Simply putting a notary stamp on a document means absolutely nothing. We could put our stamp on a coconut, but what does a notarized coconut mean? It doesn’t make it any more
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Simple answer: No. A notary stamp on a document means one of two things happened: A person signed a document in front of the notary public OR acknowledged that they signed the document. A person swore under oath (like in court) that
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A notary public is a state official, however we are NOT paid by the state. In fact, we have to pay the state to be a notary public! Banks often have a notary public on staff to handle their notary needs and
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We will drop off documents at your request at the United States Post Office, Federal Express or U.P.S. after you have had a chance to review our notarization via emailed PDF of the executed documents. Documents will be dropped off the same
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Does my document need a witness? Why doesn’t the notary know? It depends on who wrote the document! There is seldom a standard answer. The easiest way to find out if your document needs a witness is to READ YOUR DOCUMENT. If
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