Can I get something notarized on this site?
Can you notarize my invitation letter on this site?
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Unfortunately, notarization cannot be completed directly through this site. A valid notarization requires the signer to appear in person before a licensed notary public or to use a certified remote online notarization (RON) platform approved in your jurisdiction. You will need to contact a local notary or use a state-authorized online notary service.
Be sure to bring valid identification and keep the document unsigned until you are in the notary’s presence.
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Can you notarize my invitation letter on this site?
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Unfortunately, notarization cannot be completed directly through this site. A valid notarization requires the signer to appear in person before a licensed notary public or to use a certified remote online notarization (RON) platform approved in your jurisdiction. You will need to contact a local notary or use a state-authorized online notary service.
Be sure to bring valid identification and keep the document unsigned until you are in the notary’s presence.
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