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Is a Qualified Process Server Competent Enough to Notarize Documents?

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A notarized document contains a notary certificate, which is generally prepared by a notary and certifies that a document was agreed upon by a signer or that the signer made an oath or affirmation that the contents in the document are accurate and correct. appeared first on Legal Document Assistants | LDA PRO.

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Solicitors and Paralegals – what’s the difference?

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This involves independently witnessing and authenticating legal documents and transactions for production overseas, or to confirm the authenticity of copied or signed documents in order to confirm that they are fully compliant with the requirements of a relevant jurisdiction. Only a notary public can perform these activities.