Mobile Notary Baltimore

When someone assigns another person power of attorney (POA), it gives legal authorization for the designated representative to make decisions about property, finances, or medical care, depending on the type of document being signed and notarized. General power of attorney offers a wider scope of responsibilities, while financial power of attorney only allows the representative to make decisions about financial matters. POA generally comes into effect only if the person becomes mentally or physically incapacitated. 

In Maryland, selling a car often requires not just signing over the title, but also providing a notarized bill of sale. It's best to seek a notary Baltimore drivers can rely on for help if the car is:

● Less than eight years old.

● Priced at more than $499 less than it's worth.

● Going to be valued according to sale price rather than value for tax purposes.

In Maryland, living wills are also known as advance directive forms. These forms are documents that list a person's preferences in regards to healthcare so that those wishes will be followed if the person is incapacitated. Because a living will is a legal document, it must be notarized to be considered binding.

Federal employees and military personnel are employed by the government. Leaving the service of the US government requires obtaining separation from government papers. Unsurprisingly, these documents must also be notarized.

Divorce papers, including the divorce decree, are initially provided by the Circuit Court where a couple's divorce was finalized. However, there are some times when official copies of divorce decrees must be obtained, which may require the help of a notary. More specifically, people acting as representatives of either of the divorced spouses must provide a letter signed by either spouse and certified by a notary Baltimore MD officials have commissioned to provide notarizing services.

Many universities, employers, and other organizations have begun to require COVID-19 vaccines, but all vaccine mandates allow for individual exemptions. By enlisting the help of notaries Baltimore residents can ensure that their exemption forms are considered valid. 

Form I-9 is used to verify both the identity and the authorization for the employment of U.S. workers. Employers must provide an I-9 for every employee they hire, including both citizens and non-citizens, and both employers and employees must complete the form. In Maryland, I-9 forms can also be taken to a Baltimore notary for verification by employers.