What Is a Notary Public?

• Notarization of Signature Confirms that the person signing the document is genuine and is signing voluntarily.
• Certified Copy of Documents Verifies that a copy of a document is an exact match to the original.
• Certified Translation of Documents Certifies the accuracy of translated documents from one language to another.
• Oath and Affirmation Certifies sworn statements or affidavits in legal documents.
• Notarization of Contracts and Agreements Validates legal contracts and business agreements.

• Traditional Notary (Notary Public) Common in countries like the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom, mainly responsible for document and signature certification.
• Civil Law Notary Found in countries that follow the Civil Law system, such as Japan, France, and Germany, playing a direct role in drafting and certifying legally binding documents for court use.

Documents Required for Notarization

• National ID or passport (for identity verification)
• Documents requiring certification, such as contracts, power of attorney, or company certificates
• Any additional supporting documents relevant to notarization

• Ensure the provider is licensed by the relevant authority.
• Choose a service with experience and expertise in certifying the type of document you need.
• Confirm service fees and processing time before proceeding