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At Ryan Reporting, we offer a variety of legal services to fit the needs of our diverse group of clients. Among that are professionals who have certification to be a notary. This allows our clients to have their important legal documents signed off by a legal professional who is licensed to do so.
The definition of a notary is a person who is authorized to perform acts (such as witnessing signatures on documents) in legal affairs. In the world of law, notaries are deeply important, but many people still don’t realize how a notary could benefit their work. To answer some questions that people may have about notaries, what they do, and how to work with one, we developed a page of frequently asked questions about notaries.
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This page includes questions such as:
- What forms of identification are accepted by notaries?
- Are there documents a notary cannot notarize?
- Does notarization mean a document is “true” or “legal?”
- What is a signing agent?
To learn the answers to these questions, visit our FAQ on notaries. The answers are concise and to the point, giving the reader a quick understanding of what a notary does, and can do, for them.
Schedule a notary, or any other litigation support service, with us today by filling out our contact form.