Frequently Asked Questions

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Recent projects included the research of bank accounts and phone records to show the last activity in order to have closure on an estate account.

Ask lots of questions to ensure the person hired is a perfect fit for your individual needs. A notary is otherwise known as a notary public, and they are licensed public servants in a given state who administer oaths and other affirmations. They can also be delegated as official witnesses during document signing in order to stop and prevent the occurrence of fraud.

If you’re wondering what a notary public is, it is an individual who is appointed in the state in which they currently reside and will act as a witness regarding the signing of important documents. It is important to note that a notary is only a witness, and is not there to provide advice to the parties involved. 

Before any official signing can begin, a notary is required to verify the document and identity of each signer. They are also expected to ensure both parties understand the agreement’s ramifications and that no person is being forced into the signing of the document. This is an important process that can serve as a possible defense against any problems with homeland security or identity theft. 

Once both parties have signed the document, the notary will place their seal of notary public on the document and also sign it. Any document with a notary seal will guarantee authenticity of the document and it will be deemed a legal document in the court.

In any business, a notary is an important asset. A seal of notary public on important documents and paperwork can secure the business against any potential financial risks or impending lawsuits. 

A notary public can work in a range of places, including law offices or banks that deal with real estate and other financial transactions. Duties can also vary based on their dominion. Background checks are always important when you are employing a notary public.

What type of results they expect to obtain and in what time frame. Customers should make sure the documents being signed fit their needs and all requirements are met, such as needed witnesses, certain parties not be present during signing, and proper identification for verification.