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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the notary affidavit in the editor.
- Complete the venue section by entering the state and county where the notarization is performed.
- Fill in your customer's name and address after positively identifying them according to legal requirements.
- Write the statement that your customer is swearing to, ensuring it accurately reflects their declaration.
- Ask your customer to sign their legal name in the designated area.
- Complete the jurat by indicating when and before whom the oath was administered, including today's date.
- Sign your official signature above your title as a notary public.
- Place your official rubber stamp seal near your signature without overlapping any text.
- If desired, impress an embossing seal near your signature, although it's no longer legally required.
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