Notarial Practice

Notarial practice involves the duties of a notary public, a professional who authenticates and verifies important documents and signatures. Notaries serve as impartial witnesses, confirming that signers understand and willingly agree to the contents of documents such as contracts, deeds, or affidavits. They also ensure the identities of signers and may administer oaths or affirmations. Their role helps prevent fraud and provides legal assurance that documents are genuine and properly executed. Notarial practice follows specific legal standards and procedures, making their certification valid and recognized in legal contexts across jurisdictions.