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The Role of a Witness in Notarized Transactions
A witness is someone who is present during the signing of a document to observe that it was signed willingly and by the correct person.

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Apr 143 min read
What Am I Signing?
Loan documents may arrive in different orders depending on the lender, but here are the key forms you’re likely to see.

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Apr 143 min read
Need a Loan Notarized?
From paperwork to approvals, there are a lot of moving parts—and one of the most critical steps is getting your loan documents properly notarized.

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Apr 143 min read
Safe-Deposit Box Openings in Florida
When it comes to personal belongings stored in a safe-deposit box, most people assume only the renter can access its contents.

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Apr 103 min read
Verifying a Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) in Florida
It might sound like just another bureaucratic hoop to jump through, but verifying your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is a vital step.

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Apr 103 min read
Here’s What You Should Know About Notary-Attested Photocopies in Florida
In Florida, notaries public are authorized to attest to the trueness of photocopies of certain types of documents.

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Apr 93 min read
💍 Planning to Say “I Do” in Florida?
In simple terms, when a notary solemnizes a marriage, they are legally performing your wedding ceremony under Florida law.

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Apr 92 min read
Understanding Oaths vs. Acknowledgments in Notarized Documents
the difference between an Acknowledgment and an oath or affirmation can help you understand what you’re signing and why it matters.

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Apr 93 min read
Need an Affidavit or Deposition Notarized?
The terms “affidavit” and “deposition" aren’t just legal buzzwords—they’re important tools in both civil and criminal proceedings.

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Apr 93 min read
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