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If you just need a simple signature witnessing or notarization for a straightforward document during regular business hours and do not require someone to meet you at a specific location, please visit the closest UPS Store or FedEx Office. These locations typically charge a nominal fee signature even though you may have to stand in line.

We hope that you will find value in our suggestion above since our services cost significantly more due to our overhead. Our service that we provide has a convenient factor and expert service that you can not find at these locations. For example,  Certified Translations, Apostilles, and Loan Signing services at anytime of the day and night.

A notary public is a public state officer commissioned by the appointed authority in the state of residence. Most notaries can perform these functions authorized by state law:

• Administer oaths and affirmations – Sign and seal a document where you swear that you are telling the truth.
• Take acknowledgments – Sign and seal a document which proves that you physically signed a document of your own free will
• Attest to photocopies of certain documents eg. powers of attorney.- Sign and place a seal on a document which confirms a document is a true copy of the original.

A few years ago, if you had asked if it were possible to notarize for a signer who was hundreds or thousands of miles away from you, you’d have been told you were crazy. But today, nearly two dozen states across the nation have authorized Notaries to perform notarizations remotely using audiovisual technology via the internet. This is called remote online notarization, also known as RON.

Contrary to popular belief, notaries do not notarize documents, they notarize signatures. They are required to do the following:

• Examine the document for completeness.
• Check the notarial certificate for compliance with state law, if there is one preprinted. Identify the document signer
• Confirm the signers’ capacity to understand the document: Notaries can witness signatures even if they are not familiar with the language on the document. However, they must be able to communicate with the signer.
• Administer the Oath/Affirmation or take the Acknowledgment.
• Complete the Notarial Certificate by placing their signature, dating and sealing the document.