An apostille is a certificate that authenticates the seals and signatures of officials on public documents. This process allows these documents to be recognized in foreign countries that are part of the 1961 Hague Convention Treaty.
Sworn statements attesting to the truth of certain facts.
Adoption agreements, consent forms, and adoption petitions.
Business licensing documents. Business contracts, demand for payment, partnership agreements, and corporate resolutions.
Documents related to child custody and guardianship arrangements.
Various declarations, certifications, and authentication documents.
Wills, trusts, and power of attorney documents often require notarization. Documents related to the administration of an estate, such as inventory lists and distribution agreements should also be notarized.
Affidavits of financial support, and financial agreements. Statements of financial condition often used in divorce or legal disputes. Financial power of attorney documents.
Affidavits of financial support, and financial agreements. Statements of financial condition often used in divorce or legal disputes. Financial power of attorney documents.
Medical directives, living wills, and healthcare power of attorney.
Insurance policies, claims, and beneficiary designations.
Patents, copyrights, and trademark applications or assignments.
Court affidavits, jury duty forms, pleadings, and certain legal filings.
Marriage licenses, divorce decrees, and related legal paperwork.
This includes deeds, mortgages, and property-related contracts. Have Loan Signing Referral Contact.
Notarization might be necessary when you need to provide proof of identity or verify the authenticity of certain tax-related documents.
Citizenship forms, passport applications, immigration documents and other international travel documents or authorization forms.
Titles, bills of sale, and other vehicle-related paperwork.
Notary Public, Fulton County, Georgia
MBA, American University
BA, Clark Atlanta University