iSeal Mobile Notary Services

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It’s hump day everyone! Almost the weekend 🙏🙏. Are you wondering if a notary can notarize out of state documents? …. drumroll please… YES! Here’s what will need to happen:

If the document is being used out-of-state, then the acknowledgment attached to document will be ok for the notary to sign. Notary will still need to make sure the wording is acceptable.

If the document will be used in California, then the acknowledgment or jurat will need to be completed on a CA form and attached to the one provided by the document issuer.

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It’s Friday again! Are you wondering if a notary can certify copies of vital records? The short answer is no. In California, notaries can only certify items like Power of Attornies. The notary must verify that the copy is a true representation of the original. See for reference : https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/records-and-authentications/authenticate-your-document/authentication-certificate-requirements.html #:~:text=Birth%2C%20marriage%2C%20and%20death%20certificates,by%20the%20secretary%20of%20state.

Authentication Certificate Requirements Specific requirements must be met before the document(s) can be authenticated, but those requirements can vary, depending on the type of document(s) requiring authentication services.