The Value of a Notarized Document
Documents, in general, need no notarization to be valid. All documents, no matter in what shape or form, if it complies with the rules of evidence, they are admissible.
Documents, in general, need no notarization to be valid. All documents, no matter in what shape or form, if it complies with the rules of evidence, they are admissible.
However, there are exceptions and, even if notarization is optional in some cases, the benefits of having a document notarized far outweighs its inconvenience. Notarization converts an ordinary private document, into a public one. This means that the notary public will enter your document in his notarial registry and submit your documents to court. This makes this document bears a presumption of genuineness and due execution. This is because, the notary public is tasked to witness signatures, ascertain the identity of the one who signed, and informs the affiants or signatories of the effects of lying under a sworn oath.
Also, there are documents that requires notarization in order for them to be enforceable.
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