A notary public in California can notarize a wide range of documents. Here are some of the most common types:
1. Types of Documents You Can and Cannot Notarize
Real Estate Documents
Deeds (grant, quitclaim, warranty)
Mortgages
Deeds of trust
Power of attorney for real estate transactions
Legal Documents
Affidavits
Oaths and affirmations
Powers of attorney (general, medical, financial)
Living wills
Living trusts
Community property agreements
Prenuptial agreements
Business Documents
Contracts
Corporate documents (incorporations, bylaws, resolutions)
Business loan documents
Leases
Personal Documents
Passport applications
Adoption papers
Child custody agreements
Immigration documents (certain types)
Note: While a notary can notarize immigration documents, they cannot provide legal advice or assistance with completing the forms.
Other Documents
Certified copies of documents
Signature witnessing
Important: Not all documents require notarization. It's essential to consult with an attorney or other qualified professional to determine if a document needs to be notarized.
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