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Notary Services Include
This is list of the most common Notary Services.
Mobile Notary
Remote Online Notarizations
Power of Attorney
Acknowledgements or proofs
Wills
Legal Financial Forms
Adoption Papers
Health Care Directives
School Forms
Affidavits
Oaths/ Affirmations
Certified Copies
(No Vital Statistics ie. Birth, Marriage or Death Certificates)
Depositions
Jurats
Signature Mark(x) for a Disabled Person
Affordable Notary service
Ask about the Daisy Discount for Seniors (65+)
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If you don't see a service listed. Please inquire about it. I'd be happy to assist or refer you to the right source.
Remote Online Notarizations (RON) With Glenda Lavalais
Notarizations + Fees
Preparing for Your Notarization Appointment
To ensure a smooth process for your appointment please make sure you have the following for your online notarization:
An email address so you can be sent your invitation for your appointment
The document you wish to have notarized ready for upload
Valid photo US government-issued ID that is current and contains your personal signature with an expiration date
Any other individuals (with proper ID) who will be signing the document
Payment for notarial services
Awareness and willingness to sign the document(s)
You will receive your invitation from Notarize.com. Watch your e-mail closely on the day of your appointment. Check your junk/spam/promotions email folders for the Get Started e-mail from noreply@notarize.com. Letting you that you have received an email with you session information.
The cost is $40.00 for the first notarial act with seal. Each additional notarial act (stamp) is $6. Each additional person on video (2nd signer or witness) is $6.
All signers must have identification. U.S. state ID or any country's passport is required. When you photograph your identification, lay it on a flat, dark surface in great lighting. Every signer must have a social security number.
The knowledge-based authentication (identity verification) will create five questions. KBA verifies data associated with your ID and SSN to confirm your identity. The notary cannot override the KBA identity check. The identity verification lasts twelve hours, so complete it before your appointment -- but not too early! We send the e-mail out the day of your appointment so you can't make a mistake and do the ID verification too early.
You will upload your document securely on the platform before your session. No need to email the notary your personal information. Password protected documents will show as blank pages on the screen. Remove password protection before uploading! We cannot notarize password protected documents at this time.
Don't sign your document yet. You'll electronically sign during your online session with the notary. LifeLock or any other kind of credit freezing program will cause identity verification failure. You must turn it off before you attempt this! You can turn it back on right after.
A firewall on a secure system will often prevent the audiovisual communication necessary during the online session. If you are on a work computer or secure work network, you will likely need to move away from that system and use a personal device instead.
Three Most Common Notarizations
Acknowledgement
The purpose of an Acknowledgement is for a signer, whose identity has been verified, to declare to a Notary or notarial officer that he or she has willingly signed a document. A signature for this particular notarization does not have to be completed while in front of a Notary Public, but the signer must acknowledge that the signature is theirs and that they signed of their own free will. Jurat
The purpose of a jurat — also known in some states as a “verification upon oath or affirmation” — is for a signer to swear before (God) or affirm (on their own honor) the truthfulness of the contents of a document to a Notary or notarial officer.
Copy Certification
The custodian presents the original document and the copy so that a Notary Public may confirm the copy is identical to the original. This notarization is not offered on all RON platforms. **Please Note** If your document does not contain the necessary notarial verbiage or certificate, you as the customer are required to advise the Notary Public on which notarization is needed. We cannot advise you, as that could be considered giving legal advice and is an unlawful practice if a Notary Public is not an attorney.
I notarize real estate documents, powers of attorney, property tax loan documents, medical directives, and much, much more.
Apostille Facilitator/ Now Offering Express Service
Do You Need An Apostille?
Do You Need An Apostille?
Do You Need An Apostille?
Do you need Apostille? I assist with Official Apostilles for use outside the United States. Example of some documents that I can process are: Corporate Documents, Standard Background Checks, Adoption Papers, Affidavits, Diplomas, Transcripts, Birth or Death Certificates, Marriage Certifications, Naturalization-G24, Real Estate Documents, Any document that needs certification for use in another country. I can also provide the needed notarizations for your documents.
What Is An Apostille?
Do You Need An Apostille?
Do You Need An Apostille?
An Apostille (pronounced “ah-po-steel”) is a French word meaning certification.
An Apostille is the name for a specialized certificate, issued by the Secretary of State. The Apostille is attached to your original document to verify it is legitimate and authentic so it will be accepted in one of the other countries who are members of the Hague Apostille Convention.