When You Need to Sign a Document, Think Notary Public
January 22nd, 2009 | by admin |Notary publics are individuals who have been authorized by the state government to notarize documents. They verify the identity or identities of the signers, witness the document being signed, and affix their special embossed notary public seal to the document afterward. It’s wise to get a notary public to notarize any document that you want to be legally binding. This includes loan contracts, real estate papers, wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and sworn court statements. Any financial contract could probably benefit from having a notary public notarize it. A notary public seal includes the notary’s name, state of appointment, and the expiration date of their term.