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Difference between Notarization and Apostille/Authentication
Notarization means a Notary Public, the public official commissioned by the State, serves as an impartial witness in performing a variety...
Notary Travel Fee in DC, Maryland, and Virginia (DMV)
Mobile notaries usually travel to a client's home or office to notarize a specific document or a set of documents and sometimes they...
Can a Notary Notarize for Family Members?
When signing important documents, notaries often play an indispensable and impartial witness role. However, when their family members,...
How to get an apostille of Single Status Affidavit when I'm outside of the US?
Some U.S. citizens are planning to get married in another country. They are often asked to provide the Single Status Affidavit to affirm...
How to have my Passport or Driver’s License notarized?
Clients may need a notarized copy of their Passport, Driver’s License, ID, or other similar documents. Few states’ notarial laws address...
A notary may sign for Principal Unable to Sign
A notary may sign the name of a principal physically unable to sign or make a mark on a document presented for notarization if: the...
Notarial Act: Verification of Fact
The Commonwealth of Virginia is the first state in the country to authorize the verification of fact as a notarial power. This involves a...
Notarization and Apostille of Affidavit of Relinquishment of Inheritance Right
Relinquishment of Inheritance Right is called disclaiming an inheritance, which means you’re turning down or waiving the rights to the...
Demand for Notaries hits an all-time high In 2020!
According to web search data from the National Notary Association’s “Find a Notary Public” page, searches for mobile Notaries increased...
Notarial Act: Jurat
"Jurat" means a notarial act in which an individual at a single time and place: appears in person before the notary; presents an original...
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