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General Notarial Services
Servant to the People of Colorado
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Duties of a Notary
"A notary’s duty is to be a neutral witness to the signing of documents. A notary makes sure that signers are who they say they are and have entered into agreements knowingly and willingly."
There are many different types of documents and situations that may need or benefit from notarization. Unsure if I can help? Ask me via email or text for a quick 'yes' or 'no'!
Limitations of a Notary
I AM NOT AN ATTORNEY. It is unethical and illegal for me to give legal advice. Any questions about the contents of your documents, or what type of notarization you need should be posited to whomever will be receiving your completed documents. Have a specific question? Use the 'Let's Chat!' button for a quick answer.
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