FAQs

A Notary Public is someone appointed by the state government who is an official of integrity that serves the public as an impartial witness for a range of official fraud-deterrent acts when it comes to signing important documents.

They are a Notary who is specially trained to handle and notarize loan documents.

In general, notaries public may not certify or attest to copies of any publicly recordable documents. Notaries public may not certify or attest that any public record is valid or authentic.

No. A Notary Public must always avoid the unauthorized practice of law, and not offer legal advice.