Notary

Notary

Notary

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Frequently Asked Questions

Notaries Act, 1952 governs the duties of a notary public.

Certifying, attesting or authenticating any instrument, carrying out translations and verifying such translation of legal documents from one language to another.

He can administer oaths and witness swearing by deponents for affidavits.

A practising lawyer having experience of at least 10 years and 7 years for SC, ST category candidates and women candidates may become a notary public in India.

 A person who has served as a member of judicial services or has held office under state/central government with a position requiring special knowledge of law is also eligible to become a notary public in India.

A notarized document helps to verify that you are the one signing the document. So, the sole purpose of notarizing a document is to prevent any kind of document fraud and or identity theft by preventing someone from presenting a forged document.

If you do not notarize your documents, you are robbing it of a layer of authenticity which could potentially get your document rejected in court cases or similar scenarios.

Rules and therefore, consequences relating to notarization or the lack of it vary from state to state in India. But the summary is that if you do not notarize a document, its legally validity and authenticity will be doubtful.

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