A notary public in Queens, New York, is a state-appointed public official tasked with deterring fraud.

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With years of experience in the notarial field, we specialize in notarizing legal, financial, personal, and business documents with the highest standards of accuracy and confidentiality. Whether you require notarization for contracts, affidavits, property papers, powers of attorney, or international documents, our team ensures every step is handled with care and compliance.
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Content of the document:

  • Completeness: Documents must generally be complete, with no blank spaces that could be filled in to create fraud.
  • Identity: You must present acceptable, government-issued photo identification to the Notary to prove your identity.
  • Signer's Presence: The signer must be physically present before the Notary when the document is signed and notarized.
  • No Advice on Legal Matters: A Notary cannot provide legal advice or fill in any part of the document, except for the notarial certificate.

Content of the notarial certificate:

  • Wording: This is a written statement added to the document by the Notary to record the details of the notarial act.
  • Acknowledgment: The certificate states that the signer personally appeared, acknowledged their signature, and signed willingly.
  • Jurat: If the document contains an oath or affirmation, the certificate is called a jurat and also states the signer swore to the truth of the document's contents.
  • Signature and Seal: The Notary's signature and official seal are affixed to the certificate to certify the act took place.
  • Date: The date the notarial act was performed is also recorded on the certificate
New York Notary Public rules require notaries to record acts in a journal, perform notarial acts within the state’s physical boundaries, and avoid conflicts of interest, as no notary seal is mandatory but a specific informational imprint is. Notaries can perform remote online notarizations after registering with the state, but must still ensure they have a conflict-free relationship with the document signer.