Notary fees

An acknowledgment is a declaration by the affiant (the person signing the document) to a notary public, confirming that they have signed the document willingly. This process is common for various legal documents, including affidavits, deeds, contracts

The notary administers an oath or affirmation to the Affiant, which typically includes the phrase "sworn (or affirmed) to and subscribed before me" followed by the date and the notary's signature and seal. This process is common for affidavits and other documents where the signer is making a sworn statement.

1. Oath: If the affiant prefers or is required to swear an oath, the notary will have the affiant raise their right hand and ask them to repeat an oath such as "Do you solemnly swear that the statements in this document are true, so help you God?"
2. Affirmation: If the affiant prefers to affirm or if swearing an oath conflicts with their religious beliefs, the notary will ask them to make an affirmation, such as "Do you solemnly affirm that the statements in this document are true?"

allows the notarization of documents electronically through audio-visual technology without the need for in-person meetings.

The contents of a loan signing packet may vary based on the type of loan, and specific lender requirements. 

Same day Home Equity Line of Credit 

Documets

Two sets