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Finding a notary public in Louisiana when you need one isn’t always easy. You’ll have to find out where they are, how to get there, and pick a time that works for everyone.
That’s easier said than done.
But here at Superior Notary Service, we try to make the whole process as quick and as easy for you as possible.
To do that, we’ve put together a quick list of facts you should know about Louisiana notaries. Let’s take a look:
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A notary’s primary duty is to help prevent fraud on important documents, many of which carry financial implications for the parties involved. Without a notary present, these documents may not be recognized – and in many cases it can create tricky legal situations.
request quote: Louisiana notary servicesThat’s why it’s better to avoid the courts and simply have your document notarized.
And to do that, you’ll need to find a notary that’s passed the following qualifications:
- A notary must be at least 18
- He or she must live in Louisiana
- He or she must be of good character
- Louisiana notaries must be a high school graduate
- Finally, he or she must pass the state notary exam
Once all of this is in order, the Louisiana Secretary of State will appoint them as a notary for life – which isn’t the case in all states.
But once they’re appointed, a Louisiana notary can administer oaths, take acknowledgements, and notarize documents – so long as they don’t have a conflict of interest. They’re also able to set their own fees, another unique element about Louisiana.
Most states require an embossing seal or ink stamp for documents to officially be deemed notarized in the United States. Louisiana is one of the states that does not require the seal, and considers a notary’s signature as the official seal.
That being said, having a seal in addition to a signature is highly recommended.
Need a Mobile Notary Public in Louisiana?
If you need a mobile notary in Louisiana, you’ll know by the language on your forms. At the end of the form, there should be a place for a notary’s signature and seal. Some documents call for a witness, and a notary can serve this purpose, too. Most documents and forms that are filed with the court require a notary.
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Affidavits
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Mortgage closing documents
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Wills
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Designations of beneficiary
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Medical directives
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Affidavits of independent professional advice
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Real estate documents
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Structured settlements
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Supporting documents for disability claims
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A Notary That Comes To You
Not knowing where to find a notary public can be a headache, but it doesn’t have to be.
Superior Notary Service helps you find your notary quickly, and then we send them to you on your schedule. No back-and-forth, and no hassle.
All you will have to do is get in touch to get started!
request quote: Louisiana notary servicesHow it Works
Our easy-to-use services can be accessed in the comfort of your home or office through our four-step process.
- Receive Signing Order
- Documents Sent to a Signing Agent
- Updates Modifications & Confirmations
- Completion & Prompt Invoicing
In Office Notary Fees
The fees a notary may charge are set by the State of Texas. The most common fee is $6 for a standard oath or affirmation and seal
Mobile Notary Fees
If you are looking for a one time service. we offer notary signing services in our office and mobile signing services across the United States. Our maximum fee for the mobile notary services in the US is $75
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There’s an experienced public notary near you in our nationwide notary affiliate network. Available on-demand, any time of the day and any day of the week, we are ready to come to your location to witness and execute your signing. Getting started is simple.
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