General Notary
How to Prepare for Your Notary Visit Avoid delays by coming prepared with the right documents and ID. To make your appointment quick and successful, bring the following: The document(s) you need notarized, preferably unsigned. A valid, government-issued photo ID...
General Notary
Can a Notary in Indiana Prepare My Power of Attorney? Know when you need a lawyer and what a notary can legally do. A common question we hear is whether a notary can draft a power of attorney (POA). In Indiana, the answer is no. Notaries are not licensed to prepare...
General Notary
Notarized vs. Certified Copies: What You Need to Know Understanding two common document terms that are often confused. A notarized copy is a copy of an original document with a notary’s seal and signature verifying that it’s a true and accurate reproduction. A...
General Notary
Acknowledgment vs. Jurat: What’s the Difference? Understand which one your document needs before you sign. An acknowledgment is used when the signer confirms they signed a document voluntarily. The notary verifies identity but doesn’t witness the signature. A jurat is...
