What Is A Notary?
A notary public is a public officer of the state, authorized by law to certify documents, take affidavits, and administer oaths. A notary public is appointed for an eight year term. The jurisdiction of a notary public is statewide, but no notary public can be compelled to act outside of the notary's home county.

Why Use A Notary?
Notarization is important as an attestation that the signature or signatures on a document have been witnessed, and the parties...

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State Seal
The Seal of the State of Indiana and the offical Notary Seal are evidence of my certification and appointment by the state to serve as a Notary.

Remember that the Notary Seal is required on a legally notarized document.

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Power of Attorneys

Wills

Helath Care Representative

Custody Agreements

Divorce

Leases

Car and Vehicle Titles

Purchase Agreements

Loans, Mortgages, Deeds

Misc other Documents that require a Notary

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