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types of notarizations

If there is no notarial wording on your document, you must choose which form to use. Notaries cannot advise you on your choice of form.
If you do not know what type of notarial certificate your document requires, please contact the author of the document, or the document recipient, and have them advise you regarding what type of form you should use.
The most common types of notarizations are listed below.
Acknowledgment
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Jurat
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Oath or Affirmation
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Copy Certification
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Proof of Execution by Subscribing Witness
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PLEASE NOTE

We are not attorneys licensed to practice law in the State of California and may not give legal advice, draft legal documents, or accept legal fees for legal advice. Additionally, we cannot back date or notarize any documents that are blank or have critical information missing. If you have any questions regarding your documents, please consult an attorney or the individual who provided the documents to you. By law, this also means I cannot advise you as to which Notary Certification you should request.

Documents We Can Not Notarize

  • Vital Certificates (Birth, Marriage, Death or Divorce)
  • Photographs
  • Faxed or Copied Signatures
  • Incomplete Documents
  • Signer Not Present (except Proof of Execution by Subscribing Witness)
  • Improper ID (Need 2 disinteresred Credible Witnesses)

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