Signatures notarized on a Deed of Trust & Easement in Greenville SC
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Back to School Special!!!?
?It’s that time again. Time to get the kiddos ready for another school year. ?There is a lot that that entails (back to school shopping, immunizations, physicals, new teacher meeting, school orientations, ect). ?✂️Some of you may find yourself enrolling … Continue reading
How to Prepare for Your Notary
10 Things you need to know to prepare for your notarization. 1. A notary notarizes the signature(s) of the signer(s) not the document. The contents of the document is not the notary’s concern. 2. You should already have your document … Continue reading
July 4th
Yes, it’s the 4th of July! Need your signature notarized on a document? Have your marriage licenses and want to get married? Today?
Memorial Day…In memory of
We salute and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice!!!
Relocation Document Notarization
A certificate of pregnancy and an affidavit of self employment were both notarized for a individual relocating to “my” area. Relocating? Property management requires notarized signatures on documents? Call Upstate Mobile Notaries, LLC. Even in the middle of a workout, … Continue reading
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Our March Madness
So here’s what our march madness (in a good way) brought to Upstate Mobile Notaries, LLC. We completed signature notarizations on documents, witnessing of signatures & officiations of marriages during the month of March. 3/1 Marriage Licenses in Taylors SC … Continue reading
What You Need To Know
When contacting a Notary to notarize signatures on certain documents in the State of South Carolina there’s somethings you should know. This post is directed to the Power of Attorney (Durable or Healthcare), Living Wills and Last Will & Testament … Continue reading
January 1st-7th 2019
01/01/2019- A jurat with affiant statement was signed and attached to signer’s documents. *** A jurat with affiant statement is one of a few loose certificates not in the State of South Carolina are required to use. This is required … Continue reading