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How to Get Notarized Signature

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By Greatfunmoms
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Sometime you need to sign a document at front of notary public to get your signature notarized by him or her. Notary publics have notary public seal stamp with their name and when their commission expire and their commission number in some states. Here how you can get notarize signature:

Difficulty: Easy
Instructions
  1. Step 1

    Go to the bank around your area where you deposit your money, they usually offer free notary public service to their customers.

  2. Step 2

    Make sure to bring driver license or other photo ID's to get notarize signature. Check the document to make sure everyone those who need to sign the document go to notary public. Do not sign the document unless at front of notary public.

  3. Step 3

    Everyone who need to sign the document need to show their photo ID's to notary public and tell him or her what kind of document you're signing.

  4. Step 4

    After everyone signed the document, notary public will seal it with notary public stamp, sign and date it.

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vintage said

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on 8/19/2009 good info here 5*

fitzcents said

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on 8/9/2009 Important tips for the up and comers of today's world. 5*

harrisdy said

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on 8/7/2009 thanks for this tips...

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on 8/7/2009 Very practical tips. I like it a lot! Thank you! Five stars!

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