Depending on the state, notary publics have a long list of transactions they are authorized to perform. One of the most common notarial acts a notary may be asked to perform is an acknowledgment. When performing an acknowledgment, a notary must confirm the identity of the signature on the document. Contrary to popular belief, the document does not have to be signed when the notary is present. Some states require notaries to document the confirmation of identity on the document itself. If the pre-determined verbiage is not pre-printed on the document, you may have to hand write it all which can be time consuming. We created the Notary Acknowledgment Rubber stamp to keep you looking prepared and professional when performing an acknowledgment transaction. 

Unsure if this stamp is permitted in your state or will work for your notarial duties? Contact us!