how does a notary public work? and how do I get my school application notarized? and how much does it cost?

Answer 1

Might cost four or five bucks.

Banks, law firms, insurance companies, stock brokerages, car dealerships, and many other places have notaries on site. The easiest place to go is probably your local bank, or the car dealership down the street.

A notary simply verifies that you are the person you say you are. Bring photo ID. Do not sign the application until you are in front of the notary, because they must witness your signature.

Answer 2

A Notary Public is simply someone who can act as a witness, in a legal capacity, and can basically vouch for your signature.

Notary Publics are reasonably priced. You can find one most likely at your bank or any bank. If you have an account, they will probably notarize your papers free of charge. If not, it will be a minimal charge.

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Answer 3

It depends in which state you live. In most states, you can find a notary public in a bank or a law office. He/she will ask for identification and watch while you sign the document, then stamp and sign it. All a notarized signature is is validation that the document was really signed by the person who said it was their signature. There is usually no cost.

Answer 4

Go to your bank- it's free (usually) and takes only a few minutes! Just call your local branch in advance and make sure the notary is working that day.

Answer 5

You have to go to a lawyers office or a Certified Accountant.
They can notarize it there for you and it is a pretty common practice so it is pretty easy to do......cost however, im sure will all depend on where you live and who you go to. Call around.

Answer 6

Most banks have Notaries on duty, & if you have Commerce Banks in your area they do it for free.

Answer 7

you can go to your bank, bring your id and someone there is more than likely to be a notary

Answer 8

If you have a bank account your bank will do it for free.