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general notary work
This includes everything from powers of attorney, trust documents, healthcare-related documents, real estate transaction, estate planning documents, auto title transfers and many more.
e-notary & remote notary services
Remote notary services, often called "remote online notarization" (RON), involve a notary public notarizing documents via a live audio-video call instead of in-person. Here are some examples of services that can be notarized remotely:
1. Real Estate Transactions:
- Deeds of trust or mortgage deeds
- Grant, warranty, and quitclaim deeds
- Closing documents for real estate sales
2. Estate Planning Documents:
- Last will and testament
- Living wills or advanced healthcare directives
- Trust documents
3. Financial Documents:
- Power of attorney
- Loan documents
- Promissory notes
4. Legal Documents:
- Affidavits
- Sworn statements or declarations
- Prenuptial agreements
5. Business Documents:
- Articles of incorporation or organization
- Operating agreements for LLCs
- Partnership agreements
- Non-disclosure or confidentiality agreements
6. Personal Documents:
- Consent forms
- Letters of instruction
- Vehicle title transfers
7. Travel Consents:
- Consent for minor child to travel internationally without both parents
8. Medical Documents:
- Medical consent forms
- Authorization to release medical information
9. Educational Documents:
- Transcripts
- Diplomas or degree certifications
- Authorization for school-related activities
10. Adoption Papers:
- Adoption agreements or consents
apostille services
Examples of documents that often require an apostille for international use include:
Birth Certificates: Proof of birth in one country may be required in another for various reasons, such as getting married or applying for citizenship.
Marriage Certificates: If someone marries abroad and then wishes to register or recognize their marriage in a different country, an apostille marriage certificate may be required.
Death Certificates: For dealing with estates and inheritances across international borders.
Diplomas and Transcripts: Universities and schools overseas may request an apostille diploma or transcript to verify foreign education credentials.
Adoption Papers: These are crucial when adopting a child from another country.
Power of Attorney: If someone needs to act on your behalf in another country, they might need a power of attorney document with an apostille.
Business Documents: This can include articles of incorporation, tax documents, or other official business papers that need to be recognized in a foreign jurisdiction.
Criminal Background Checks: Some countries require apostille background checks before granting a visa or residency.
Court Documents: These might be needed for legal proceedings in another country.
Certificates of Good Standing: For businesses that want to operate or expand to another country.
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