Certification of documents: A notary can certify signatures on various documents, such as contracts, powers of attorney, wills and others.
Document Drafting: A notary can help you create various legal documents such as agreements, sales contracts, powers of attorney, wills and others.
Probate: A notary can help you with inheritance matters, including drafting wills and inheritance issues.
Powers of Attorney and Powers of Attorney: A notary can notarize powers of attorney and powers of attorney that give you or others the authority to act on your behalf.
Purchase and sale of real estate: A notary participates in transactions of purchase and sale of real estate, certifying signatures on contracts and drawing up the necessary documents.
Apostille and legalization: A notary can certify apostille or legalization of documents so that they are recognized in other countries.
Death Certificate: A notary can help you process death certificates and other documents related to the loss of a loved one.
Family Law: A notary can participate in the preparation of prenuptial agreements, divorce agreements and other documents related to family matters.
Legal Advice: A notary can provide legal advice on a variety of issues and help clients understand the legal aspects of their actions.
Other legal services.
The notary’s uncommunicative and unresponsive demeanor further compounded the issues. Rarely answering calls or emails left me in the dark about the progress of my notarization, adding unnecessary stress to an already frustrating situation. The lack of timely and clear communication reflected poorly on the notary’s professionalism and commitment to providing transparent services.
The notary’s office itself contributed to the overall unprofessionalism of the experience. Poor management and a lack of privacy, coupled with a chaotic and overcrowded waiting area, highlighted a lack of attention to the client experience and further diminished the credibility of the notary.