As a rule, anything notarized during COVID in Chapel Hill needs to be signed in the presence of the Notary Public in Chapel Hill, who then certifies the signer's identity. The signatures are usually witnessed by a person known to both parties.
Banks and other institutions will sometimes have their own notaries on staff, but they may also use outside Notaries Public. Look for them at your local bank or courthouse.
A Notary Public can usually charge $5-$10 per signature, depending on location and how much paperwork is involved. In some cases it is possible to get a special rate with multiple signatures (like when you're buying a house).
When you find a Notary, make sure you understand what he or she charges. Most offices will want the client's information before they agree to come out.
Hi! I'm Annie. I was wondering if you could tell me where I can find a notary in Chapel Hill? Thanks!
It's actually pretty easy to find a notary near you. You can use this page:
They have all the info for GA notaries, including their addresses and contact info. If you're ever in need of one again just come back here and type in your zip code at the top in the search bar and it will give you directions on how to find one near you!
How to become a notary public in Georgia?
Answer:
- Get an education, at a technical or community college, offering courses in business law.
- Pass a state examination, administered by the GA Secretary of State.
- File an application with the GA Secretary of State's office, either online or by mail.