Notary Public - Questions & Answers

About Answers to Questions

Answers to questions are provided for informational purposes only and are not intended as legal, medical, financial, or other professional advice or as a substitute for seeking professional assistance on your particular situation or factual circumstances. Thryv, Inc., provider of yellowpages.com, disclaims any and all liability for the information provided in Answers, including from your reliance on Answers for any purpose. Any responders designated as a “Pro” are practitioners in their relevant field, but their Answers represent their own opinions and are not endorsed by Thryv, Inc. Some responders, such as those designated as “Content Contributor,” may receive some form of compensation for providing Answer content. Information provided in Answers may not represent the full scope of options available in the relevant field, and may not be updated to account for recent changes in an industry or market. If you have a medical or other emergency, please dial 911 or contact a professional to seek appropriate assistance with your specific concern.

Your local DMV could answer that correctly. I think you need to be on title to sign it, unless you have beneficiary papers ect....Read More

You always need to personally appear before the notary while you sign a document AND you must have gov-issued PHOTO ID for a notarization. If you've already signed--no problem--just sign it again in f...Read More

You need a registered notary....Read More

I have land I live on what deed do I need to say it’s mine...Read More