This is a very common question and I wanted to shed some light on what notaries can or can not notarize.
What We Can Notarize:
- Acknowledgments & Jurats
- Certification by Document Custodian
- Certifying Powers of Attorney
- Consent for Minors to Travel
- Copies of Journal Entries
- Deeds of Trust
- Depositions & Affidavits
- Last Will & Testament
- Legal & Medical Documents
- Many International Documents
- Mortgage, Loan & Refinance Documents
- Oaths & Affirmations
- Personal Letters & Contracts
- Proof of Execution
- Quitclaim Deeds
- Traffic School Documents
- T-47 affidavit in Texas
- And more
What We Cannot Notarize:
- Certified Copies of Birth & Death Certificates
- Copyrighted Material
- Documents with Blank Spaces
- Immigration Documents
- Marriage Certificates
- Photographs
- Translated Documents
Source: <https://www.texasnotaryprofessionals.org/blog/what-can-a-notary-public-notarized-60>
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