Notary Public Services

In-House Certified Signing Experts

Executing high-stakes legal documents requires absolute precision. Business Fingerprinting offers official, state-commissioned Notary Public Services directly at our Lakewood, New Jersey headquarters. Whether you are finalizing complex real estate transactions, swearing in legal affidavits, or executing standard business contracts, our certified professionals ensure your paperwork is processed legally, confidentially, and efficiently.

Common Documents We Process

Our facility handles thousands of documents annually. We are intimately familiar with the formatting and execution requirements for a wide variety of legal frameworks. Our primary Notary Public Services cover:

• Legal & Sworn Statements: Affidavits, jurats, and official depositions for court proceedings.
• Real Estate & Mortgages: Property deeds, residential lease agreements, and closing escrow documents.
• Estate Planning: Power of Attorney (POA) designations, living wills, and medical directives.
• Corporate Contracts: Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), partnership formations, and vendor contracts.
• Form I-9 Verifications: Authorized representative services for remote corporate employees establishing employment eligibility.

The Importance of Fraud Prevention

The core purpose of a state-commissioned signing agent is to act as an impartial, state-recognized witness. According to the National Notary Association (NNA), proper notarization actively deters fraud by verifying the true identity of the signers, ensuring they are aware of the document's contents, and confirming they are signing willingly without duress. By utilizing our professional Notary Public Services, you protect your legal and financial interests from future disputes.

Apostille & International Document Prep

If your legal documents are destined for use in a foreign country—such as purchasing overseas property, adopting internationally, or establishing a foreign corporate branch—they will likely require an Apostille. A federal or state Apostille authenticates the notary's seal so that the document is legally recognized by countries in the Hague Convention. Our facility can notarize your foundational documents to ensure they meet the strict formatting criteria required for successful federal authentication.