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A notary agent (also called a notary public) holds a very important job of authenticating and verifying the signatures on legal documents in various kinds of legal transactions. The requirements, procedures, and qualification required to be a notary public varies from state to state. Most of the states require the applicant to be at least 18 years of age, a legal and permanent resident of the state he/she is applying in and without any prior criminal record. Being a notary public will allow you to deal with a diverse clientele and starting a business of notary public will open many doors for you. Following are a few steps that you need to take in order to start your notary public business once you become a commission notary:

The purpose a notary statement serves is to verify the authenticity of a statement or act. These notary statements have introduced a peace of mind as they demystify and streamline the authentication process. While these statements are primarily used to verify written statements during court proceedings, they are also used in a variety of legal transactions such as real estate or finance-related dealings.