Notary Services

 Legal documents that authorize another person to act on your behalf in financial, legal, or medical matters. They require accuracy and clear verification. 

Example: allowing someone to manage your bank account or make medical decisions. 

Signed authorizations from parents or legal guardians allowing a minor to travel alone or with another adult. Required by airlines or customs in many cases.

Example: a permission letter signed by bo padres para un viaje  domestico o internacional. 

Certificates, letters, or forms that require signature validation, especially when submitted to official or international institutions.

Example: medical authorization letters, school forms, or employment documents. 

Documents signed under oath in which the signer affirms that the information is true, commonly used in legal, immigration, or school-related processes.

Example: a sworn letter for school procedures or custody cases. 

 Agreements between two or more parties that establish obligations. Notarization helps confirm their validity and protects the parties involved. 

Example: rental contracts, payment agreements, or partnership contracts. 

 Although we do not provide legal advice, we can notarize forms that require an authenticated signature, such as affidavits of support or other USCIS requirements.

Example: Form I-130 or I-864 signed in front of a notary. 

 Documents related to medical decisions or end-of-life care that may require notarized signatures to be valid.

Example: living wills, healthcare power of attorney, or medical consent forms. 

Many procedures from the Department of Motor Vehicles require notarization.

Example: title transfer, power of attorney to sell a vehicle (MVR-63), or affidavit of loss (MVR-4).