As the world rapidly embraces the exodus to digital systems, document verification and identification is becoming more and more important. Today, documents are authorized and verified through a notary to deter fraud, to ensure the information provided is correct and is properly executed.
To authorize the documents, organizations and companies use an impartial witness (or notary) that identifies signers to screen out impostors and to make sure they have entered into agreements knowingly and willingly. This stretches out to various documents including loan documents, collateral agreements, affidavits, contracts, and powers of attorney.
Every business requires a notary to ensure every document collected is factual and authorized to avoid legal impediments. Having a notary helps businesses save time, money, and improves the quality of service to the customers. Notaries allow businesses to form contracts without the need to travel to the concerned party to sign the documents, offer…