An affidavit notarization involves a signer swearing to the truth of a written statement in the presence of a notary public. The notary verifies the identity of the signer, witnesses the signature, and applies a notarial seal to affirm the document's authenticity.

A notarized advanced medical directive confirms a person's healthcare wishes. The notary verifies identity, witnesses the signature, and applies a seal to validate the directive's authenticity.

Mobile notarization offers added convenience, allowing clients to complete important legal steps from home, hospitals, or other locations — especially helpful for seniors, families with children, or busy professionals.

A loan document package contains all the essential paperwork for a mortgage or refinance, including the promissory note, deed of trust, closing disclosures, and other legal forms required to finalize the transaction.

Many contracts—such as lease agreements, business deals, loan documents, and settlement terms—can be notarized to confirm identity and intent, add legal weight, and reduce the risk of future disputes.

A quitclaim deed transfers any ownership interest the grantor may have in a property, without guarantees. Notarization confirms identity and intent, helps prevent fraud, and ensures the deed meets county recording standards for a valid transfer.

Notarizable Real Estate Documents include deeds (grant, warranty, quitclaim), mortgage and refinance agreements, closing disclosures, property transfer forms, HELOC paperwork, and occupancy affidavits. A notary verifies identity, witnesses signatures, and applies a seal to ensure legal authenticity and prevent fraud.

Power of Attorney is a legal document that authorizes one person (the agent) to act on behalf of another (the principal) in financial, legal, or real estate matters. It’s often used when the principal is unavailable or needs someone to manage transactions on their behalf.

A grant deed transfers property ownership and assures the grantor holds clear title with no undisclosed liens. Once notarized and recorded, it legally protects the buyer and confirms the transaction.

Notarizable DMV documents include the Bill of Sale, Release of Liability, and Transfer of Title. Notarization confirms identity and intent, helping prevent fraud and ensuring smooth vehicle ownership changes.

Mobile notarization offers added convenience, allowing clients to complete important legal steps from home, hospitals, or other locations — especially helpful for seniors, families with children, or busy professionals.