What is a notarized letter?

Answer 1

Write the letter, but do not sign it. Take the letter to a notary public, have them witness your signing the letter, affix their seal and attest to the signature and the date. A notary confirms that the signature is indeed that of the person that signs it- or in some cases, affirms that a document is a tue copy of the original document.

Answer 2

A notarized letter is a letter in which has been written or printed out and then taken to a person known as a Notary Public. This means that the person has a license from the state to "notarize" documents. You will be asked what exactly you are certifying this document. e.g. you want to certify that the letter was written by you or that you are certifying that the contents of the letter is truthful to the best of your knowledge. Then Notary will usually charge around $15 and don't mean to spam but a certain nationwide chain of private mailbox stores franchised by a worldwide parcel delivery service consisting of 3 letters all provide this service. The Notary Public person will then stamp your document with purple ink showing the state seal, the persons name and the date that their license of "commission" as it's known expires.

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Answer 3

A contract which has been signed in the presence of a notary public. The signer provides identification to the notary, who then places his or her own signature on the document (usually along with an identifying stamp) to assert that the contract was actually signed by the named person.