What documents would need to be notarized?

Answer 1

Notary Publics can be found almost any place, they are listed in the yellow pages of local phone directories, most banks offer notary services as do most property title companies, etc. You simply take the documents along with proper identification of the parties wishing the documents to be notarized to the person or business of authorization. Fees vary depending upon the locale and the notary process.

Answer 2

Documents aren't typically notarized, signatures are. Notarization is typically used to insure that the person that signed a document is the person they said they are and that they knew what they were signing. If you want your signature notarized On Anything you just pay the fee and they will notarize the paper.

Answer 3

Often times your local bank can provide this service at little or no cost. Check cashing places usually have such services for a modest fee.

Some places have notaries advertise in the yellow pages. In some places, small town clerks, or clerks of the court will provide this service.

Your bank is probably the first and best place to call.

Answer 4

At a lawyers office, by a lawyer who is legally authorized to do notary work.

Many banks have a notary on staff.

A notary can usually be found in Superior or Probate Court, or in the land records office.

Answer 5

Any document that requires an officially witnessed signature, or which the signer wishes to have officially witnessed as signed by him/her.

However, in most (all?) states Notaries are usually restricted in their ability to Notarize the documents of family members.

Answer 6

A photo ID is required. Any legal document that shows who you are, your signature and preferablly what y ou look like.