JoAnna Landry is a Louisiana Commissioned Notary Public with statewide jurisdiction, do you know what that means or what services a Louisiana Notary Public can provide?
The Louisiana Civil Law Notary has broad powers usually reserved for attorneys in other states.
A Notary can draft, prepare and execute Affidavits, Acknowledgments and Authentic Acts.
In Louisiana, a few of the duties a Notary can perform include:
- Authenticate Signatures: Notaries can verify the identity of individuals signing documents to prevent fraud.
- Administer Oaths and Affirmations: A notary can legally administer oaths and affirmations, which are often required for affidavits, legal statements, and other sworn documents.
- Draft and Execute Legal Documents: Unlike many other states, Louisiana notaries can draft, prepare, and execute legal documents, including:
• Wills and Trusts
• Power of Attorney
• Affidavits
• Real Estate Transactions (Acts of Sale, Mortgages, Title Transfers)
• Contracts and Agreements - Real Estate Transactions: Louisiana notaries have the authority to handle real estate closings, including preparing and filing sale agreements, mortgages, and deeds.
- Affidavits and Acts of Acknowledgment: Notaries can notarize statements made under oath and acknowledge that a signer personally appeared before them.
Notary Services (most commonly requested):
- Act of Donation
- Affidavits
- Authentic Acts
- Auto Titles
- Bill of Sales
- Business and Financial Documents
- Cash Sales
- Divorce Documents
- Lease Documents
- Legal Documents and Contracts
- Medical Forms
- Office of Motor Vehicle Documents
- Paternity Affidavits
- Power of Attorney
- Provisional Custody
- Real Estate Documents
- Retirement Documents
- Secretary of State Documents
- Small Successions
- Wills
If you need something notarized that isn’t listed above, just contact JoAnna directly.
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