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Authenticity — the State of Iowa happens to care about it, and that means you’ll have to care too.
Here’s the deal:
Anytime you need to process a legal document, a notary public serves as witness. These individuals, commissioned by Secretary of State in Iowa, are authorized to certify major legal transactions and proceedings.
They’re impartial and unbiased observers who can:
- Substantiate that a person signing the documents or contracts are of sound mind
- Determine that you are who you say you are
- Peruse the documents for any blank signature spaces
Entering an escrow agreement? The notary presides over the signing.
Need to designate beneficiaries on a policy? Call a notary public!
Though these signing agents can be hard to find, they’re absolutely crucial to finalizing official documents because they provide something no mere observer or “witness” can: a notarial certificate.
Iowa has several uses for a notary public and notarizations finalize the most important aspects of our lives, from estate planning to small business setup.
Here are the essentials of what you need to know.