The company provides standard notarial services, including witnessing signatures, administering oaths, and affirmations, ensuring the authenticity of various legal documents.
General Notarial Acts
Utilizing advanced digital platforms, leumaS facilitates the notarization of documents online, allowing clients to complete essential paperwork securely from any location.
Remote Online Notarization (RON)
Understanding the importance of convenience, leumaS offers mobile notary services, traveling to clients' preferred locations—be it homes, offices, hospitals, or coffee shops—to perform notarizations.
Mobile Notary Services
leumaS assists clients in obtaining apostilles, which authenticate the seals and signatures of officials on public documents for international use, streamlining the process for documents intended for foreign countries.
Apostille Services
The company ensures the accurate notarization of POA documents, granting individuals the legal authority to act on behalf of others in specified matters, and can certify that copies of a Power of Attorney are identical to the original.
Power of Attorney (POA)
Specializing in notarizing documents within medical settings, leumaS caters to patients and healthcare providers by facilitating the execution of healthcare directives, powers of attorney, and other medical-related documents on-site.
Medical Facilities Notarization
The company provides copy certification services, verifying that copies of important documents are true and accurate representations of the originals, which is often required for various legal and official purposes.
Copy Certification
leumaS supports clients in legacy planning by notarizing essential documents such as wills, trusts, and estate plans, ensuring that individuals' future wishes are legally documented and upheld.
Legacy Planning
FAQs
A Notary Public is a person chosen by the state to help prevent fraud. They watch people sign important
papers and make sure the signer is who they say they are, knows what the document is about, and is
signing it willingly.A Notary Signing Agent is a notary who works with loan documents. They help people sign papers when
they are buying or refinancing a home. Their job is to check ID, make sure everything is signed and
dated, stamp (notarize) the documents, and send them back to the lender.An eNotary is a Notary Public who does everything electronically—no paper involved. The signatures
and stamps are all digital.Remote Notary means the notary and signer are not in the same place. Instead, they use video calls to
do the notarization, as allowed in most states.This is when a notary adds a digital stamp and signature to a digital document, like a PDF. Once it's
notarized, the document is protected so no one can change it without being noticed. The notary also
keeps a digital record of the notarization.A Jurat is when the signer promises that the information in the document is true. They do this by taking
an oath or affirmation in front of the notary.An Acknowledgment is when the signer says they signed the document on purpose and know what it's
about. The notary checks their ID, and the signer either signs in front of the notary or brings a document
they already signed.A True Copy is when a notary makes a copy of a document and confirms it matches the original. In
Virginia, notaries can't do this for birth, death, or marriage certificates—only the Vital Records office can
do that.Signers must show a valid government-issued photo ID. Acceptable IDs include:
● State driver’s license
● U.S. passport
● State ID card
● Military ID
● Unexpired foreign passport
● Certificate of U.S. Citizenship
● Green card (with photo)
I am NOT an Attorney.
Therefore, by law, I cannot explain or interpret the contents of any document for you. I cannot explain how to complete or fill out a document. By doing so, I would be engaging in the unauthorized practice of law and could face penalties that include the possibility of incarceration. Questions about your documents will need to be addressed to the person you received the document from, such as Title Company, Attorney or Lender, etc.