These are official papers often required for court cases, legal processes, or government filings. A notary ensures that the person signing the document is who they say they are and signs willingly.

These documents involve buying, selling, or transferring property. A notary confirms the identity of the signer and ensures the document is signed correctly to make it legally binding.

These forms deal with money, accounts, or financial decisions. A notary ensures the signer is verified and signing by choice—not under pressure.

These documents are used for forming, managing, or authorizing actions within a business. A notary confirms the identity of the signer and ensures the document is legally executed.

These documents often involve personal matters like family agreements, travel, or permission forms. A notary confirms your identity and that you’re signing willingly.

These are important forms that let someone make medical decisions for you or give permission for treatment. A notary confirms that you understand what you’re signing and are doing it willingly.

These are documents often needed for job applications, background checks, or studying/working abroad. A notary confirms your identity and ensures the document is properly signed.