Theft and Loss Affidavits
A theft or loss affidavit is a sworn account of something being stolen, lost or destroyed. Insurers ask for one, […]
A theft or loss affidavit is a sworn account of something being stolen, lost or destroyed. Insurers ask for one, […]
Insurers ask for notarization inconsistently, which is why people arrive unsure whether they need it. There is a pattern, though:
After a fire, a flood, a burst pipe or a burglary, an insurer will often send a form called a
Administering oaths is one of a notary’s core powers, and it is the part of the office people understand least.
A document signed in New York for a court, agency or transaction in another state follows that state’s requirements, not
Handling your own case is hard enough without paying for notarizations you do not need, or missing one you do.
A sworn statement is evidence. Whether you swear it in front of a notary or affirm it under penalty of
An affidavit of service is the document proving that papers were delivered to the person they were meant for. Without
We are a notary service, so we will start with the part that costs us work: for many New York
A lien comes off the record in one of four ways. Knowing which applies to your situation, and how quickly