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WHAT DOCUMENTS WE NOTARIZE REMOTELY: Source: https://www.sos.state.tx.us/statdoc/forms/edinfo-sample-forms-9-19.pdf?utm_source
1.) Acknowledgment signing of Client's General
Documents
2.) Oath/Jurat signing for Client's Affidavit
Statement Documents
3.) Oath/Verification signing for Client
Verification Documents.
A.) Notary Signature for Acknowledgment signing of Client Documents on paper :
An Acknowledgment Certificate is a notarial certificate used when the Client Signer signs the document and Verbally Acknowledges the signature is theirs at their free will to the Notary Public.
The Client Signer appears with the Document in front of the Notary Public.
The Notary Public verifies the signer's identity & follows Texas identification requirements.
The Notary Public Confirms the Acknowledgment & Asks the Client Signer: " Do you acknowledge that you are voluntarily signing this document with your own signature ? "
The Client Signer signs the Acknowledgement form in the Notary Public presence.
The Notary Public Completes the Acknowledgment: by Entering the correct state, county, date, and signer's name as required.
The Notary Public Signs the certificate & Signs their name as the Notary Public.
The Notary Public Applies their notary seal including their commission expiration date.
EXAMPLE :
B.) Notary Signature for Oath/Jurat signing for Client Affidavit Documents on paper :
A Oath is a notarial certificate used when the Client Signer signs the document and Verbally confirms the Document Affidavit statements are true recorded in Jurat paperwork to the Notary Public.
The Client Signer appears with the Affidavit document in front of the Notary Public.
The Notary Public verifies the signer's identity & follows Texas identification requirements.
The Notary Public Confirms the Truth of the paperwork- Asks the Client Signer: “ Do you confirm that the statements in this document are true? ”
The Client Signer signs the Acknowledgement in the Notary Public presence.
The Notary Public Completes the Jurat Certificate: by Entering the correct state, county, date, and signer's name as required.
The Notary Public Signs the certificate & Signs their name as the Notary Public.
The Notary Public Applies their notary seal including their commission expiration date.
Example :
C.) Notary Signature for Oath/Verification signing for Client Verification Documents on paper :
A Oath/Verification is a notarial certificate used when the Client Signer signs the document and Verbally confirms the Document Verification statements are true recorded in Oath paperwork to the Notary Public.
The Client Signer appears with the Verification document in front of the Notary Public.
The Notary Public verifies the signer's identity & follows Texas identification requirements.
The Notary Public Confirms the Truth of the paperwork- Asks the Client Signer: “ Do you confirm that the statements in this document are true? ”
The Client Signer signs the Acknowledgement in the Notary Public presence.
The Notary Public Completes the Oath Certificate: by Entering the correct state, county, date, and signer's name as required.
The Notary Public Signs the certificate & Signs their name as the Notary Public.
The Notary Public Applies their notary seal including their commission expiration date.
Example :
WHO WE NOTARIZE REMOTELY FOR:
Real Estate Professionals- Homebuyers, Sellers, Agents, Brokers, and Lenders for mortgage agreements, deeds, leases, and contract documents.
Financial Services Sector- Banks, Credit unions, and Mortgage lenders, for loan applications,
financial agreements, and investment transactions documents.
Legal Professionals- Attorneys & paralegals for affidavits, contracts, and powers of attorney documents.
Individuals- Vehicle title transfers, such as bills of sale or title transfer forms documents.
For Further Questions Contact :
For Further Questions Contact :
Rav Senior Associate
Rav Senior Associate
Residential Rental & Sales
RVE Realty Investors
Notary Public - State of Texas
Legal Commission # 132427300
Office: 903-326-9783
Email: rav@rverealty.com
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