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What Kind of Documents Can a Notary Notarize?
 

A notary public can notarize a variety of documents to verify the identity of the signer.

 

Common types of documents notarized include:

  1. Legal Documents: Wills, power of attorney, affidavits, and sworn statements.

  2. Real Estate Transactions: Deeds, mortgage agreements, and property transfer documents.

  3. Financial Documents: Contracts, loan documents, and agreements requiring witness verification.

  4. Corporate Documents: Articles of incorporation, resolutions, and bylaws.

  5. Consent Forms: Parental consent for minors, medical consent forms.

  6. Identity Verification Documents: Passport and driver’s license notarizations for identity confirmation.

​Example of the most common documents notarized. 

  • Trusts

  • Wills

  • Power of Attorney

  • Advance Healthcare Directives

  • Consents to Travel

  • General Business Contracts

  • Affidavits

  • Construction Releases

  • Copy Certification by Document Custodian of Passports, Driver’s License, and more

  • Car ownership transfers

  • Personal letters

  • DMV Documents

  • Many more

Notaries typically do not notarize copies of documents unless specifically authorized, nor do they certify the truthfulness of the content—only the signature and identity of the signer.

​We provide  Notary Service to Individuals and Businesses. 

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