Can an Arizona notary public give legal advice or draft legal documents?
A: No. In Arizona, notaries public are not licensed attorneys and are not authorized to provide legal advice, draft legal documents, or determine what type of notarization a document requires. A notary’s role is strictly limited to performing official notarial acts, which include:
- Verifying the signer’s identity through valid identification.
- Witnessing signatures on important documents.
- Administering oaths and affirmations when required.
- Completing acknowledgments and jurats using Arizona-approved notarial certificates.
If you need help deciding what type of notarization your document requires, or if you need legal wording drafted, you must consult a qualified attorney or certified legal document preparer. This ensures your documents are prepared correctly and legally enforceable.
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