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Go to a notary public. * Take the document(s) and required identification to a licensed Notary Public. All persons executing the document must be present at the time of legal attestation.

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You don't. You write another document, and have that notarized.

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Notaries are everywhere. Go to the local court house they have a notery working full time that will stamp your documents. Or you could go to any car dealership if you are doing car stuff.

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Almost any bank will have a notary. YOu can also ask at your work. Many places have someone that can do them for you.

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