It is well-known that the scope of documents requiring legal notarization is far-reaching. They include wills, trusts, advanced health directives, powers of attorney, promissory note agreements, bank ...

In the midst of coronavirus (COVID-19) and quarantine mandates, companies are struggling to close current transactions, increase lines of credit with lenders, and finalize various matters. One hurdle ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. I’ve only had to find a notary once or twice in my life, but each time, it felt like such a hassle. I was ...

Meloney Perry is the founding partner of the Dallas office of Perry Law P.C. The many ways Texas lawyers practice law has undergone swift and dramatic change thanks to widespread shelter-in-place ...

Legal documents of all types need to be notarized which has always meant a visit to a licensed notary. The notary verifies your identity in person and then witnesses your signing of the document(s) in ...

Notarize, a startup that enables people to get documents notarized online, announced today that it has partnered with Guaranteed Rate, one of the largest retail mortgage lenders in the U.S. Guaranteed ...

Comedian Jerry Seinfeld has a bit about the arcane tradition of notarizing documents and how the practicality of the notary and their metal squeeze stamper may belong to another era, even advocating ...

With demand for digital mortgage solutions gaining momentum, lenders want to ensure they’re partnering with professionals that can offer the best when it comes to eClosings. Notarize, a leader in ...

Immigrating to the United States, or anywhere in the world, requires patience, preparation, and a mountain of paperwork. While the immigration process can feel overwhelming, proper document ...

Notarize and Snapdocs, Inc. entered a partnership in which brings two digital closing companies together in hopes to further streamline the closing process. Notarize and Snapdocs, Inc. partnered to ...

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WCIA) — The Secretary of State’s Office announced that Illinoisans will now be able to notarize documents electronically, rather than in-person. The “E-Notary” system will allow ...