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Type of Notarizations

  • Acknowledgement

    What It Is: This confirms that the signer has willingly signed the document.

    Common Uses: Real state transactions, legal contracts, and power of attorney.

    When to Choose: Select this if you need to verify your signature on important legal documents


  • Jurat

    What It Is: Requires the signer to swear or affirm that the contents of the documents are trues.

    Common Uses: Affidavits, sworn statements, and depositions.

    When to Choose: Choose this if you are making a sworn statement and need to sign the documents in the notary’s presence.

  • Oaths & Affirmations

    What It Is: A verbal promise made by the signer to tell the truth

    Common Uses: Testimony in legal proceedings or official statements.

    When to Choose: Select this if you need to swear or affirm the truth of a statement for official purposes.

  • Certified Copy of a Non-Public Document

    What It Is: A notary verifies that a copy of a non- public document (such as a diploma or business contract) is a true copy of the original.

    Common Uses: Certifying personal records like diplomas, contracts, or personal documents.

    When to Choose: Choose this when you need a certified copy of a document that’s not a public record.

  • Power of Attorney

    What It Is: Notarization of a document giving legal authority to someone else to act on your behalf. Please Consult an attorney before Notarizing.

    Common Uses: Durable or medical power of attorney.

    When to Choose: Select this if you are assigning authority to someone for legal, financial, or healthcare matters.

  • Estate Planning & Wills

    What It Is:
    Notarization of documents related to your estate, including wills, living wills, and trusts. This service ensures your documents are properly executed, legally valid, and recognized in accordance with Texas notary laws.

    Common Uses:
    Last Will and Testament, Living Will, Revocable Trust, or other estate planning documents.

    When to Choose:
    Select this service if you are finalizing end-of-life directives, transferring assets, or ensuring your wishes are clearly documented and legally binding.

Essential Items for Notarization

  • Bring a unexpired government-issued photo ID to verify your identity. Acceptable identification are Drivers License, Passport or Government ID card.

  • Bring the document that requires notarization, ensuring all the details are filled out but unsigned.

  • You must appear in person before the notary to sign the document.

  • Some documents may require additional witness, you can bring your own or we can provide one at a cost. A witness is someone unrelated to the transaction.

Once your document is completed, I’ll be happy to notarize it.

Helpful Legal Form Resources

For your convenience, many clients choose to obtain their documents from reputable online form providers. These resources are not affiliated with Leading Notary Services LLC, and use of these sites is entirely optional:

Document Preparation Disclaimer

Leading Notary Services LLC does not prepare legal documents or provide legal advice.
All documents must be completed by the client prior to notarization. As a notary public, I am authorized to verify identity and notarize signatures only. I cannot advise on document content, legal requirements, or suitability for your specific situation.

If you are unsure which document you need or how to complete it, you may wish to consult an attorney or use a self-help legal form service of your choice.

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Texas Notarization Fee Schedule

Tex. Gov't. Code Ann. § 406.024