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FAQs in General Assessment of 8(a) Certification
Is the applicant firm a for-profit business? Response: A firm must be for-profit to be eligible for the 8(a) program. Is the applicant...


How to get an apostille of Single Status Affidavit when I'm outside of the US?
Some U.S. citizens are planning to get married in another country. They are often asked to provide the Single Status Affidavit to affirm...


How to have my Passport or Driver’s License notarized?
Clients may need a notarized copy of their Passport, Driver’s License, ID, or other similar documents. Few states’ notarial laws address...


Does the U.S. Department of State provide Express or Rush service during COVID-19?
Due to public health measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19, It may take us 2-3 months for the U.S. Department of State to process...


A notary may sign for Principal Unable to Sign
A notary may sign the name of a principal physically unable to sign or make a mark on a document presented for notarization if: the...


How COVID-19 impact small businesses?
According to the 2021 Global State of Small Business Report and the 2020 U.S. State of Small Business Report published by Facebook. Small...


Notarial Act: Verification of Fact
The Commonwealth of Virginia is the first state in the country to authorize the verification of fact as a notarial power. This involves a...


GSA helps federal contractors to get more government customers
When you become a new federal contractor, you may like to know what is the best way to maximize the potential to obtain government...


Minority-Owned Businesses Data in Annual Business Survey
The U.S. Census Bureau released new estimates showing 1.1 million employer firms were owned by women and 1.0 million by minorities on...


Notarization and Apostille of Affidavit of Relinquishment of Inheritance Right
Relinquishment of Inheritance Right is called disclaiming an inheritance, which means you’re turning down or waiving the rights to the...


Demand for Notaries hits an all-time high In 2020!
According to web search data from the National Notary Association’s “Find a Notary Public” page, searches for mobile Notaries increased...


Notarial Act: Jurat
"Jurat" means a notarial act in which an individual at a single time and place: appears in person before the notary; presents an original...


Notarial Act: Acknowledgment
"Acknowledgment" means a notarial act in which an individual at a single time and place: appears in person before the notary; presents an...


Notarization at Hospitals and Nursing Homes
During hospitalization and nursing homes in the United States, family members may need significant documents notarized, such as a power...


U.S. Department of State Apostille and Authentication Process
The US Department of State may authenticate or apostille the following type of documents. The type of document will decide what steps...


The latest U.S. Department of State Authentication/Apostille Processing Time During COVID-19
The Office of Authentications of the US Department of State says, Due to public health measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19, you...


How to find a Notary Public?
1. Your Bank and financial institutions Most banks do not charge fees for notary service if you are one of their customers. Even if you...


How do I get documents notarized outside the U.S.?
The Covid-19 pandemic has brought significant challenges to international travel. Our clients may encounter quarantine, travel ban, and...


Notary fees in 50 States and DC
Alabama Notary Fees Acknowledgments: $10 Jurats: $10 Verbal Oath: $10 Travel Fees: - Electronic/Remote Online Notarization: N/A Alaska Notary Fees A notary public may not charge a fee for a notarial act unless a fee schedule has been provided to the signer before the performance of the notarial act. Travel Fees: - Electronic/Remote Online Notarization: N/A Arizona Notary Fees Acknowledgments: $10 Jurats: $10 Verbal Oath: $10 Travel Fees: The mileage fee schedule is posted at.


Notarial Act: True Copy
Many states allow notaries to make certified copies of documents as long as the original document is not a publicly recorded document....


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