Our Services
A notary is a trained professional responsible for verifying the identity of individuals and ensuring the authenticity of document signatures. Notary Public play a pivotal role in making legal documents valid and credible. A Loan Signing Agent is a specialized notary who focuses on overseeing the signing of loan and mortgage documents. They ensure that these complex documents are executed accurately, which is crucial for anyone involved in real estate transactions, as it guarantees the legality and legitimacy of the agreements. Both notaries and Loan Signing Agents provide essential services that offer peace of mind and legal protection.
What We
Offer
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Notarization of Signatures
Notarial acts verify the authenticity of a document. Notarization provides legal assurance that the signatures are genuine and the documents are valid.
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Administering Oaths and Affirmations
When a notary administer oaths and affirmations, it ensure the honesty and integrity under penalty of perjury to tell the truth.
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Verifying Identity
The process of confirming a person's true identity through document or biometric data to prevent fraud.
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Remote Online Notarization (RON)
RON enables individuals and businesses to offer the convenience of having their documents notarized via video conferencing, making the process more efficient and secure.
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Conducting Loan Signing Closings
A Notary Public conducts a loan signing to ensure the legal validity of the documents. The notary ensures the authentication of the financial transactions for all parties.
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Document Certification
Document certification is the confrontation of a document's authenticity.
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Acknowledgment of Documents
The process where the notary public confirms the that the document is legitimate and the signatories to be bound by it contents.
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Mobile Notary Services
The notary travels to the client to perform the notarial act. A mobile notary ensures the legal compliance of the documents. Mobile notary saves time for individuals and businesses.
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Wills and Power of Attorney
These legally binding documents require a notarization that adds a layer of security and credibility to the document.