Notary Services
general notary work
what to bring to your appointment
loan signing services
- Taking acknowledgments
- Administering oaths
- Certifying affidavits
- Certifying depositions
- Certifying "true copies" of documents
- Certifying trusts and wills
- Certifying gun permits
- Certifying power of attorney
- Promissory Notes
- Irrevocable Assignments of Insurance
- Modification Agreement
- Letters of Authorization
- Pension Application
- Grant Deed
- Bill Of Sale
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- Taking acknowledgments
- Administering oaths
- Certifying affidavits
- Certifying depositions
- Certifying "true copies" of documents
- Certifying trusts and wills
- Certifying gun permits
- Certifying power of attorney
- Promissory Notes
- Irrevocable Assignments of Insurance
- Modification Agreement
- Letters of Authorization
- Pension Application
- Grant Deed
- Bill Of Sale
- Designation of Beneficiary
- Firearm Applications
- Powers of Attorney
- USCIS I-9 Form
- Advanced Health Care Directives
- Titles of Ownership
- Transfers of Ownership
- Affidavits of Fraud
- Affidavits of Identity Theft
- Letters of Support
loan signing services
what to bring to your appointment
loan signing services
- Mortgage Document Signings
- Real Estate Loan Documents
- Refinance Loan Documents
- Reverse Mortgages
- Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC)
- Loan Modifications
- Deed Recording
what to bring to your appointment
what to bring to your appointment
what to bring to your appointment
- United States Passport
- U.S. Passport Card
- Certificate of United States Citizenship
- Certificate of Naturalization
- Foreign Passport
- Alien Registration Card with Photograph
- State-issued Driver’s License
- State-issued Identification Card
- United States Military Identification Card
- Personally known, which means the Notary Public has an established
- United States Passport
- U.S. Passport Card
- Certificate of United States Citizenship
- Certificate of Naturalization
- Foreign Passport
- Alien Registration Card with Photograph
- State-issued Driver’s License
- State-issued Identification Card
- United States Military Identification Card
- Personally known, which means the Notary Public has an established relationship with the individual (regular interaction over a period of time giving the notary a deep-seated belief that the person is who they say they are).
**A Virginia notary may (refuse) to notarize a document for any reason.**