Services: Book a Notary

Per the State of Connecticut Notary Public Manual, “The notary public is a public official appointed by the Secretary of the State through the power vested in the secretary by state law. The notary has the power to administer oaths, take acknowledgments and perform other duties as permitted by law.”

• In the state of Connecticut, a notary public can also act as a witness for notarial acts.

• Unsigned document to be notarized
  • The notary public needs to witness your signature on the document
• Two forms of valid ID
  • both forms of ID need to include your signature
  • one form needs to include a photo or physical description

• less than 15-minute process
• call ahead to make sure that a notary will be available that day
• meet the notary to review the document and ensure that it meets notary criteria
• notary will check to see if you need any witnesses and ask for two forms of ID
• notary will record information into their record book
• you will sign the document in front of the notary - do not come with the document already signed, the notary has to witness your signature
• the notary will sign, stamp or seal the document

$5 for each notarized document