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Tiffany, a notary public in California and a Loan Partner at Rate One Financial, discusses key aspects of notarizing documents and addresses common questions. A notary is a public official who certifies or witnesses signatures on official documents, ensuring the signer’s identity by checking their ID and comparing it to their signatures on loan documents. For real estate documents, the notary also captures the signer’s right thumbprint for their journal. The main purpose of a notary is to prevent fraud. Tiffany emphasizes the importance of these procedures in protecting both the client and the integrity of the documents involved.