Our Services
The Notary Chic
We Offer The Best Service
Specializing in acknowledgments, jurats, and a comprehensive range of notarial acts, The Notary Chic is equipped to handle all your notary needs. Our services include but are not limited to:
Acknowledgements
At The Notary Chic, we redefine the acknowledgment process by combining meticulous accuracy with a distinct touch of elegance. Our commitment to excellence ensures that every document is treated with the utmost respect and professionalism, providing you with peace of mind and a memorable experience.
Customized Service
Tailored notary solutions that adapt to your specific requirements and schedule.
Secure Transactions
State-of-the-art security measures to protect your sensitive information throughout the acknowledgment process.
Jurat
The Notary Chic elevates jurat services by infusing every oath and affirmation with integrity and a sense of style. Our dedication to providing a seamless and trustworthy notarization process ensures that your sworn statements are not only legally compliant but also handled with a level of sophistication that sets us apart.
Meticulous Verification
We ensure that every identity is thoroughly verified and every statement is sworn or affirmed under oath, upholding the highest standards of accuracy and legality.
Sophisticated Experience
Our clients enjoy a jurat process that is not only efficient and secure but also conducted in an environment that reflects elegance and attention to detail.
Notary Signing Agent
A Notary Signing Agent for The Notary Chic plays a crucial role in facilitating mortgage closings by ensuring that real estate loan documents are executed properly, verified, and returned for processing. This specialized agent also provides a mobile service, offering the convenience of meeting clients at their chosen locations to handle sensitive transactions efficiently and securely.
Role and Responsibilities
Specializes in handling, verifying, and ensuring the accuracy of mortgage documents during real estate transactions.
Mobile Notarization Services
Offers mobile notarization services to meet clients at convenient locations, enhancing the flexibility and accessibility of the signing process.
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Notaries Refusal to Perform Notarial Acts:
Notaries have the authority to refuse to perform a notarial act under the following circumstances
- If the notary isn't satisfied that the individual executing the record is competent or has the capacity to execute the record.
- If the notary isn't satisfied that the individual’s signature is knowingly and voluntarily made
- If the notary isn't satisfied that the individual’s signature on the record or statement substantially matches the signature on the identification used to confirm their identity
- If the notary isn't satisfied that the physical appearance of the individual signing the record or statement substantially matches the photograph on the form of identification used to confirm the identity of the individual, notaries can require an individual to provide additional information or identification credentials we deem necessary to feel confident of their identity.
- Refusal to perform a notarial act based upon a customer’s race, color, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity (including pregnancy), disability, or marital status reasons is prohibited by law
The law defines acceptable forms of identification as:
- Passports (issued by the United States or a foreign government as long as the language is understood by the notary)
- Drivers License (issued by a state of the United States, by a state or territory in Canada or Mexico)
- Government-Issued nondriver ID (issued by the United States, a state or territory in Canada or Mexico)
- Social Security card
- Military ID
We are not lawyers - A notary public is a certified official recognized by law to perform certain legal formalities, especially to certify documents, administer oaths, and witness signatures. However, a notary public is not a lawyer. They do not have the authority to give legal advice, draft legal documents, or represent individuals in legal matters. Their main role is to ensure the integrity of the legal documents they notarize, helping to prevent fraud by verifying the identity of signers and the voluntary nature of their signatures.
