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A notary public helps legalize documents. You can see me at my home office or I can travel to you.
Can’t travel to my home office? No problem! I can come to you! Please check Price List for associated fees.
Notarial certificates may vary depending on the type of document. They generally include notary’s name, date of notarization, statement indicating that notary witnessed signer’s signature and verified their identity, and the notary’s official seal or stamp. Please see other FAQs for descriptions.
I can notarize as many documents as you need as long as you agree to pay the fee for each additional document.
If your document(s) don’t have a notarial certificate, it can still be notarized if you can identify the right certificate needed. Oaths & acknowledgments are the most common. If you’re unsure, you can ask the organization requesting the notary for guidance. NOTARIES CANNOT PROVIDE LEGAL ADVICE.
I can notarize your document(s) virtually if you agree to them being governed by the laws of Texas.
I am a Texas Notary Public, your documents would be governed under the general laws of the State of Texas.
KBA is a method of authentication that verifies the identity of someone accessing a service such as a financial institution or website. (virtual)
This type of notarial certificate is used when a signer acknowledges that they signed a document voluntarily and that they are the person identified in the document. The notary public will confirm the signer’s identity, witness their signature, and then attach an acknowledgment certificate.
A jurat certificate is used when a signer swears or affirms that the contents of a document are true and accurate. The notary public will administer an oath or affirmation to the signer, witness their signature, and then attach a jurat certificate to the document.
If a signer needs to certify that a copy of a document is true and accurate, the notary public can provide a copy certification. The notary will compare the copy to the original document and then attach a copy certification certificate to the copy.
This type of notarial certificate is used when a signer is unable to sign a document in person and instead has a subscribing witness sign on their behalf. The notary public will witness the subscribing witness’s signature, confirm their identity, and then attach a proof of execution certificate.
Summerwood
Houston, TX 77044
(801) 851-0060
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