what do i need to do to be able to notarize documents on my own?
539837
The process for becoming a Notary Public varies by state and/or jurisdiction, but typically includes the following steps: \n\nApplication. Applicants provide name, address and other contact information, and answer questions as to age, residency, previous Notary commissions held and background.\n\nFee. Applicants must pay an application or commissioning fee to the commissioning authority.\n\nOath. Applicants must take an oath of office. The oath may be incorporated into the application or filed with a county clerk or other local official after the commission is issued and within a specified period of time. \nAdditional steps may be required, such as taking an educational course, passing an examination or obtaining a Notary bond.
1001079
You have to file the official document or motion requesting discovery.  Otherwise, they can and probably will ignore your request.\n\nIf you request discovery properly, they do have to share the evidence with you.  The clerks can NOT help you.  That would be practicing law without a license.  Your best bet is to see if your state has a self-help legal center, possibly linked from the official state website.  It might have the forms for various motions on there.  Otherwise, you can do a google search and see if you can find one.\n\nGood luck.
329068
All it means to "notarize" something is that a person, a "notary", has to watch the person sign the document.  The person signing has to provide proof that they are who they say they are.  The point is to prove that the person who is believed to have signed the document actually did.\n\nThere is no legal age one must reach before they can have their signature notarized.  Where it may become more complicated is that the daughter must have some sort of ID or to be able to provide definite proof of identity.  Some notaries MAY take a school ID, but some may require a state issued ID.\n\nThis document can then provided to the court when a change of custody is requested.  This is the other reason age does not matter.  All the daughter is doing is stating a preference as to where she wants to live.  The court still gets to decide what is in the best interest of the child.
1133112
Might cost four or five bucks.\n\nBanks, 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.  \n\nA 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.
382040
you must at least be a notary at large. Some states are atty. states and that you would have to pass the bar. that is the first step. If you are in a notary state then visit the title companies in your area and ask for their out of office business.
832052
Short answer Yes.. contact the clerk of courts... some States have a do it yourself format... you do not have to have a lawyer (u should,  have a lawyer look everything over before you submit it to the courts (about $100.00-$500.00) for them to review your completed documents in this area.\ngood luck hint use plain language no slang or easily misunderstood words (fad words). yes means yes and no means no.
89735
You can send a notarized certified letter to the high schools counselor and he/she will send you a copy. Write up a letter of request, then take it to a bank that has a notary and get it notarized. You will need your photo ID for the notary. Send the letter certified so you can track it.\n\nDid it, done it, been there~
104723
get a solicitor to draw up the required paperwork
716140
Microsoft Office Templates...type in guardianship forms and you should get a few choices there.  You will fill them out and have them notarized to be legal.\n\nGood luck and best wishes for a speedy recovery.
988801
In certain occupations it is necessary for you to be a notary public (IE. car dealers use notaries, court clerks, etc.).  Notaries are used when a signature needs to be certified as genuine.  Most commonly used for the transfer of ownership of property or affirmation by the signature holder.\n\nIn my job as a bail bond agent, it is not necessary but very helpful to have a notary license since we must file quit claim deeds and other legal documents.\n\nIt is also an additional (but small) source of income.  You can only charge a fixed amount for each signature.  The fee varies from state to state.  It may be helpful to you if you are working in a field where this would be useful.
189413
A cpa can do it, or jsut a good accountant, or you can do it yourself as most people do. You can find all the forms you need on the internet.
623981
yes, you can write your own will, you want two witnesses who don't benefit from it, and best to have them and you sign it in front of a notary...notaries usually charge only about $5.00. your bank may have one you can use for free...I know Citibank does, if you are a Citibank customer. It doesn't have to be notarized, just a good idea.
177426
If you need to have something notarized in Hungary for the US, go to the American embassy. The US government does not accept Hungarian notaries.
852545
The study materials on the Secretary of State website are pretty good. If you know that stuff, you'll do fine.\n\nHowever, being a notary does not qualify you to either do a deposition (that's a court reporter's job) or a closing.
957522
the signature must be witness by two people, and notarized.  then file it in a safe place, preferrably a copy should be left with an attorney. then yes, it is legal.
564105
I do not think all lawyers can attest the paper. The attestation of documents are specially vested with the Notary who are registered under a court .They are also Lawyers. Then ,there are Oath Commissioner in courts who are practising lawyer and who are authorised on application by the High Court to make attestations of affidavits.\n     It should also be remembered where ever you are required to submit attested copies of documents, the rule therein should be read carefully because they very clearly mentions the authorities or persons who can attest documents.
952454
The very best form is found in the yellow pages under "Attorneys."  You simply cannot do it by yourself.  Even if you could, do you know where to file it? What are the court costs? How to serve summons on the opposing party? Whether you even have grounds for the suit you plan? Doing it yourself and doing it wrong could leave you out in the cold if you had to then hire an attorney to do it right and find that the statute of limitations or some other legal bar makes you out of time for filing in the first place!